English 10 2024-Period 5 Assignments
- Instructor
- Mr. Jonathan Hiett
- Term
- School Year 2024-2025
- Department
- English
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Finish Reading The Things They Carried in order to be prepared for the final.
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Read the chapters "In the Field", "Good Form" and "Field Trip" pages 155-179.
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Complete the questions about "Speaking of Courage" and "Notes" by hand.
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Reread and finish reading "Speaking of Courage" and "Notes"
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Read the chapter "Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong" pages 85-110.
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Turn in the handwritten summary, analysis and notes on the 7 short chapters from the book: "Enemies", "Friend", "The Dentist", "Church", "The Man I Killed", "Stockings" and "Style"
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Read all of the short chapters "Enemies", "Friends", "The Dentist", "Stockings", "Church", "Style", "The Man I Killed"
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You should have submitted either handwritten answers or typed answers on turnitin.com for the story "How To Tell A True War Story", which we went over in class.
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Reread "How to Tell a True War Story"
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You should have submitted either handwritten answers or typed answers on turnitin.com for the story "On the Rainy River", which we went over in class.
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Week 2 The Things They Carried Vocabulary “Chapter” 4 – “Chapter” 9 . 5 Strategies Each. Due Friday 5/2. Quiz Friday
Submit your work to turnitin.com.
You do not have to do work/strategies for surreal or indifferent because you did them for Night, but they will be on the quiz Friday.
For acquiescence/platitudes, aesthetic/indifference, and bedlam/mundane you only have to copy each sentence containing both words once.
5 strategies each: a) definition (paraphrase it in your own language)
b) part of speech (noun, verb or adjective)
c) copy the sentence from the novel (if two words are in the same sentence, then you only need to copy it once; the page numbers are next to the words)
d) make up your own sentence using the word
e) Option: either translate the word into another language that you know, put some synonyms or antonyms for the word, or illustrate it
1. acquiescence - 43
2. platitudes – 43 same sentence as acquiescence
3. reticence - 49
4. vigil - 53
5. surreal - 68
6. swank - 70
7. aesthetic - 77
8. indifference - 77 same sentence as aesthetic
9. bedlam - 85
10. mundane – 85 same sentence as bedlam
Submit your work to turnitin.com.
You do not have to do work/strategies for surreal or indifferent because you did them for Night, but they will be on the quiz Friday.
For acquiescence/platitudes, aesthetic/indifference, and bedlam/mundane you only have to copy each sentence containing both words once.
5 strategies each: a) definition (paraphrase it in your own language)
b) part of speech (noun, verb or adjective)
c) copy the sentence from the novel (if two words are in the same sentence, then you only need to copy it once; the page numbers are next to the words)
d) make up your own sentence using the word
e) Option: either translate the word into another language that you know, put some synonyms or antonyms for the word, or illustrate it
1. acquiescence - 43
2. platitudes – 43 same sentence as acquiescence
3. reticence - 49
4. vigil - 53
5. surreal - 68
6. swank - 70
7. aesthetic - 77
8. indifference - 77 same sentence as aesthetic
9. bedlam - 85
10. mundane – 85 same sentence as bedlam
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Reread chapter 4 "On the Rainy River" after we read it in class.
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Read "Love" and "Spin"
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Reread the first chapter
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Type the following submit to turnitin.com.
The Things They Carried Vocabulary “Chapter” 1 – Part of Chapter 4.
5 strategies each: a) definition (paraphrase it in your own language)
b) part of speech (noun, verb or adjective)
c) copy the sentence from the novel (if two words are in the same sentence, then you only need to copy it once; the page numbers are next to the words)
d) make up your own sentence using the word
e) Option: either translate the word into another language that you know, put some synonyms or antonyms for the word, or illustrate it
Label all of your work clearly as # a) b) c) d) e)
You can find most of this information at www.dictionary.com
You will have a quiz on the words. The quiz will be 10 sentences with blank spaces and you have to fill in the blank space with the correct word. Easy!
1. elusive – Found on page 1
2. topography – 5
3. volition – 14
4. inertia – 14 same sentence as volition
5. curt – 25 YOU CAN SKIP - YOU DID THIS WORD FOR NIGHT, BUT IT WILL BE ON THE QUIZ
6. exuberance – 35
7. servile – 35
8. frugal – 38
9. amortizing – 38
10. eviscerated – 40
The Things They Carried Vocabulary “Chapter” 1 – Part of Chapter 4.
5 strategies each: a) definition (paraphrase it in your own language)
b) part of speech (noun, verb or adjective)
c) copy the sentence from the novel (if two words are in the same sentence, then you only need to copy it once; the page numbers are next to the words)
d) make up your own sentence using the word
e) Option: either translate the word into another language that you know, put some synonyms or antonyms for the word, or illustrate it
Label all of your work clearly as # a) b) c) d) e)
You can find most of this information at www.dictionary.com
You will have a quiz on the words. The quiz will be 10 sentences with blank spaces and you have to fill in the blank space with the correct word. Easy!
1. elusive – Found on page 1
2. topography – 5
3. volition – 14
4. inertia – 14 same sentence as volition
5. curt – 25 YOU CAN SKIP - YOU DID THIS WORD FOR NIGHT, BUT IT WILL BE ON THE QUIZ
6. exuberance – 35
7. servile – 35
8. frugal – 38
9. amortizing – 38
10. eviscerated – 40
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Your individual writing about your group's chosen genocide topic, and the group project slides, are due by the end of the period. Details for this project have been provided in class. Presentations will be Wednesday and Friday.
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Reread Night chapters 8-9
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Read your group's assigned genocide article and be prepared to discuss and put together project.
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Submit the analysis document for Night chapters 8-9 to turnitin.com.
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Submit a typed revision of your 1st formal essay, analyzing the Cesar Chavez article, to turnitin.com
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Complete the work on the vocabulary for Night chapter 6-8. Be mindful of the directions on the top of the document for what to do.
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Submit the analysis document for Night chapter 7 to turnitin.com.
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The document for Night chapter 6 should be submitted to turnitin.com.
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Reread Night chapter 4
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Submit the analysis of literary forms in the first half of the book to turnitin.com.
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The document for Night chapter 4 should be in to turnitin.com
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Reread Night Chapter 3
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Review the vocabulary for chapters 4-5 for a quiz on the words
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Submit the document analyzing chapter 3 of Night to turnitin.com.
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Complete the work on the vocabulary for Night chapter 4-5. Be mindful of the directions on the top of the document for what to do.
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Reread chapter 2 of Night
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The documents with the analysis questions for chapters 1-2 should be submitted to turnitin.com.
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Complete the work on the vocabulary for Night chapter 2-3. Be mindful of the directions on the top of the document for what to do.
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Study the words for Night chapter 1 for a quiz.
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Complete the work on the vocabulary for Night chapter 1. Be mindful of the directions on the top of the document for what to do.
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Prepare for your 1st formal essay which will be a rhetorical analysis essay.
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Read Malala Yousafzai's speech on pages 308-313. Write a paragraph of what of you think her main point is and how she makes it. Do this by hand. Turn this in by the end of the period to the sub.
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Review both speeches for a quiz on each
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For JFK's speech answer the Analyze the Text Questions #1-4 on page 288, the Craft and Structure Questions #1-3 on page 289, and the Author's Style questions #1-2 on page 291. Do not copy the questions. Submit your document to turnitin.com. We will cover most of this in class as we read the speech.
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Reread the JFK Speech after we read it in class.
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Complete the Analyze the Text questions 1-3 on page 278 and the Analyze the Craft and Structure questions 1-4 on page 279. Do not copy the questions. Submit your work to turnitin.com. We will cover most of this in class as we read the speech.
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Reread the speech as we read it in class.
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The typed revision of your last essay is due to turnitin.com
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Answer all of the questions on the attached document about act V of The Tempest. Submit your work to turnitin.com.
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Read and reread Act V of The Tempest. Study the vocabulary on the attached document.
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Answer all of the questions on the document and submit your work to turnitin.com.
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Read and reread The Tempest Act IV. Study the vocabulary on the attached document.
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Read and reread Act 3 of The Tempest
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Complete the document analyzing Act 3 and submit your work to turnitin.com.
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Complete the document questions/answers and submit your responses to turnitin.com.
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Read and reread Act 2 of The Tempest
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Follow the instructions on the attached document to get the extra credit for the Fall Play.
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Complete the Interim Common Assessment on Illuminate, which you can locate on rowlandhs.org under Students - Student Login - Illuminate is in the blue box on the right. Login using your google account. You are taking the ELA Grade 10 Fall Interim. Click to take the ELA test and begin immediately. Please help your classmates on their chromebooks if they are having trouble finding it. Once you begin you have 50 minutes to finish, and you cannot pause. Finish it as quickly as possible. It should be easy and fast, there are not too many questions, and I believe you might see your score when you are done. No, this does not count for a class grade, but you all must complete it. Try your best.
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Complete the Analyze the Text questions 1-3 on page 531 and the chart on page 532 for Analyze Craft and Structure. Type your answers and submit them to turnitin.com. Do NOT copy the questions, but type complete sentences and use evidence from the play.
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Reread Act 1 of The Tempest pages 512-539 during and after we read it in class.
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Submit answers to the seven analysis questions about "The Raven" to turnitin.com. You received the questions in class. Do not copy the questions please.
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Read and reread the poem "The Raven" pages 104-107
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Prepare for the 2nd essay which follows from the "Fear" and Gothic literature that we have been doing. Details about his were provided in class.
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Reread the stories "The Fall of the House of Usher" and "House Taken Over". In addition, read other gothic stories for added practice.
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Type a revision of your 1st essay. Be sure to factor in the comments that I have given you, fix as much as you can, be sure that it is 4-5 paragraphs in length, and add more evidence and commentary from the texts in Unit 4. Submit your typed revision to turnitin.com.
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You will make google slides and a poster; make both the slides and posters decorative and aesthetic. On the poster put your groups' assigned topic as a title (It is either Roderick, The Narrator, Madeline, Foreshadowing, Symbolism or Ambiguity), illustrate your character(s) and/or literary device, the setting or any images from the story, perhaps some language from the story, and a few concise insights. Minimal language, BIG FONT SIZE. Use up all of the poster - try not to leave any dead space. I would like to decorate the room with them, so make them look as good as possible. For the google slides, use an effective slide style, and find some online pictures (video clips if applicable) to accentuate your presentation. Put everyone's name on the first slide and your group's topic. Analyze your topic in depth, use literary terminology, and come up with an overall theme/meaning about your topic. Do NOT put every single word that you are going to say on your slides. The words on your slides can be concise, brief, LARGE FONT, and to the point. When you present, you will elaborate on the words on your slides; you can use flash cards, your phone, or a tablet, but also try to know and memorize what you will say. Also, choose 3-5 relevant passages from the story that support and connect to your analysis (discuss and analyze them, not just read them, during your presentation). You can attach audio to your slides (such as with screencastify) if you want and know how to do so, but that is not a requirement. One thing you will do is post these slides to the stream of the Google Classroom so that your classmates have access to them for review and study purposes. Delegate different responsibilities to members of the group (illustrators, speakers, writers/editors, slide designers, etc.), but be sure to come together to make sure it is all synchronized. Everyone should speak about something (the poster or a passage or about a slide, etc.) during the presentation. Share your slides with me, and again, put them on the google classroom stream, so that I can put them on the screen for you to present to everyone else. Also, on a separate google document put all of your groups' thoughts and analysis - copy and paste them to one google document (including your elaboration, but not your passages), and submit this document to turnitin.com so that I know your analysis is original. Only one of you in the group needs to submit this, and it should have everyone's words. All together, your presentation, including followup questions and answers, may take about 20-30 minutes.
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Reread "The Fall of the House of Usher" from what we read in class.
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Finish writing a summary of the launch text for Unit 1.
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Prepare for the essay that you will write in class by reviewing all of the texts from Unit 4 and all of the handouts that you have received in class.
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With your group read and analyze another text from the All That Glitters. Submit answers to the analyze the text and analyze the craft and structure questions that follow it. Submit one document for the group with everyone's name on it. One of you submit the document to turnitin.com.
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Be prepared for a quiz on "Civil Peace"
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Answer questions 1-5 on page 396 and questions 1-3 and 5 on page 397. Do not copy the questions. Be sure to cite evidence/passages for evidence in your commentary. Submit your work to turnitin.com.
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Reread the story "Civil Peace" and know its vocabulary words.
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Be prepared for a quiz on "The Necklace" including its vocabulary and the knowledge about semicolons.
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Answer questions 1-4 on page 382 and questions 1-4 on page
383. Type your answers. Do not copy the questions. Submit
Your answers to turnitin.com - I will explain turnitin.com in class.
383. Type your answers. Do not copy the questions. Submit
Your answers to turnitin.com - I will explain turnitin.com in class.
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Reread what we have read of the story "The Necklace"
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Study and prepare for the quiz on the literary terms. Click this assignment done indicating that you have adequately done so.
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See the attached documents for work that you are to do with literary terms
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Review the attached slides and complete a Core Memory Project about yourself.
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Read and sign the class syllabus, and have your parent/guardian sign it as well as the movie permission letter. Return them to class. You received them in class.
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