9 Honors Homework

Note: Homework is subject to change based on what we cover in class. Always confirm with your homework buddy.

HOMEWORK

ON-LINE SURVEY WILL BE AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY, 6/14 AND MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE TIME YOU TAKE THE EXAM.

See May-June 2009 calendars under handouts

Cultural events due within the week!

Everyone must get his/her "Odyssey" thesis approved on the wiki (see 9-Honors links)

Old Assignments

Longterm:

A-block (scroll down)

Due Thursday, April 2

Due Monday, April 6

Due Tuesday, April 7

Due Wednesday, April 8

BY SUNDAY, APRIL 12

Greek topic presenters: put background quiz questions on wiki - see link under 9H links

Due Tuesday, April 14

Due Wednesday, April 15

Due Friday, April 17

F-block

Due Thursday, April 2

  • Study for final "Romeo and Juliet" test
  • See study tip reminders under handouts

Due Friday, April 3

  • complete, typed, double-spaced sonnet draft

Due Tuesday, April 7

  • Elizabethan: final book review with self check III
  • Greek topics: detailed outline with thesis
  • All: keep working on sonnet (final due Thursday)

Due Thursday, April 9

  • REVISED (be BRAVE!) sonnet

BY SUNDAY, APRIL 12

  • Greek topic presenters: put background quiz questions on wiki - see link under 9H links

Due Wednesday, April 15

  • Final sonnet
  • work on bio-poems and House of Atreus packet (both for Friday)

Due Thursday, April 16

  • House of Atreus assignment
  • Due Friday, April 17

    • Study for Background quiz
    • House of Atreus on quiz
    • bio poems due

    H-block

    Due Thursday, April 2

    • Study for final "Romeo and Juliet" test
    • See study tip reminders under handouts

    Due Friday, April 3

    • complete, typed, double-spaced sonnet draft

    Due Tuesday, April 7

    • work on sonnet (final due Thursday)

    Due Wednesday, April 8

    • Elizabethan: final book review with self check III
    • Greek topics: detailed outline with thesis

    Due Thursday, April 9

    • REVISED (be BRAVE!) sonnet

    BY Monday, April 13

    • Greek topic presenters: put background quiz questions on wiki - see link under 9H links

    Due Tuesday, April 14

    • House of Atreus assignment

    Due Wednesday, April 15

    • Final sonnet
    • work on bio-poems and House of Atreus packet (both for Friday)

    Due Thursday, April 16

    • Study for Background quiz
    • House of Atreus on quiz
    • bio poems due

    OLD ASSIGNMENTS

    Due Tuesday, March 10

    • Finish Act I quotation interpretations
    • Read Act II prologue, scene 1 and scene 2
    • reading guide

    Due Thursday, March 12

    • Finish Act II
    • Reading Guide
    • one line introducing yourself in iambic pentameter

    Due Friday, March 13

    • Read Act III, scene 1
    • reading guide
    • lazy sonnet summary (sum up scene in 14 words)
    • Act II quotation interpretations

    Due Monday, March 16

    • Read "Romeo and Juliet" Act III, scenes 2 and 3
    • Reading Guide
    • start writing down ideas for your sonnet (rough draft due 4/1)
    • work on Anthem essay (contest deadline: March 20)

    Due Tuesday, March 17

    • Read "Romeo and Juliet" Act III scenes 4 and 5
    • reading guide
    • start SONNET
    • questions for Act I-III test?

    Anthem contest deadline: March 20, 2009 www.aynrand.org (see contest handout for submission instructions)Due Monday, March 23

    • Study for "Romeo and Juliet" Acts 1-3 TEST (A-block test is Wednesday)
    • See study tip handout
    • Read "Romeo and Juliet" Act 4
    • Prepare a reading guide to give to another student (plus make an answer sheet for yourself)
    • Work on your sonnet
    • Elizabethan topics - finish independent reading book by Thursday, March 26
    • Greek topics - research

    Tuesday, March 25

    • "Romeo and Juliet" Acts 1-3 TEST

    Due Wednesday, March 26

    • Complete your partner's Act IV reading guide
    • Complete subtext (thought bubbles)/worries handout
    • Elizabethan: finish independent reading
    • Greek: research!
    • work on sonnet! (Draft due April 3)

    Due Friday, March 27

    • Read Act V (finish the play!)
    • Prepare a reading guide to give to a partner to complete
    • work on sonnet! (full draft due in a week)

    Due Monday, March 30

  • Act V reading guide from partner
  • Brainstorm: What is the climax of "Romeo and Juliet" (use class definition!)
  • SONNETS: full, typed, double-spaced draft due Friday
  • Elizabethan: book review draft - due Wednesday
  • Greek: RESEARCH
  • OLD ASSIGNMENTS

    Due Wednesday, February 4

    • Reread Anthem and complete two new handouts
    • RESEARCH
    • Research outline draft due by Friday
    • New Semester Resolutions - see handout - due Friday
    • ongoing: independent reading
    • ongoing: cultural events

    Due Friday, February 6

  • RESEARCH
  • Anthem thesis
  • Research outline draft due by Friday
  • New Semester Resolutions - see handout - due Friday
  • Bring writing folder
  • Due Monday, February 9

    • RESEARCH

    Due Tuesday, February 10

    • insult sheet
    • poetry analysis of prologue
    • revised Anthem thesis
    • Research outline - due Wed.

    Due Wednesday, February 10

    • "Romeo and Juliet" Act 1, scene 1
    • reading guide
    • look up "maidenhead"
    • research
    • independent reading

    Due Wednesday, February 25

    • "Romeo and Juliet" Act I, scene 4 (I.iv)
    • reading guide
    • "I Dreamt a Dream" handout for I.iv
    • Sign up for a part in I.v under 9H links (password mhs2012)
    • Research
    • Independent reading for those with Greek topics
      • finish book by Thurs, 2/26
      • book review draft due Mon, 3/2

    SUGGESTED SUPPLIES:

      • assignment notebook (school provides opening day)
      • 3-ring binder and paper
      • writing implement (every day!!)
      • post-it notes (for taking notes in books we read)
      • Huck Finn journal (composition/spiral if handwriting entries; folder if typing entries)
      • two folders with pockets with your name and section boldly written ON THE FRONT
      • disk or thumbdrive to save computer files
      • three first-class stamps
      • positive attitude
      • sense of humor
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    LONGTERM

  • Independent Reading

    • Read, read, read! You should always be reading a book of your choice (in addition to what we read as a class)
    • Write a book review on one of the books you read per quarter

    Cultural Events

    • Keep log of all events attended
    • Complete at least one Cultural Event Response form per quarter

    PASSWORDS

    Turnitin.com Upload all papers to turnitin.com by the date they are due.

  • class ID 2474018
  • password mhs2012