Projects are due tomorrow. Be sure to hand in your annotated bibliography and all related material.
There will be a quiz Monday on Eric Liddell to Martin Luther.
Here is the powerpoint to help you review.
English
Quiz Friday for part 2 of Nineteen Eighty Four
If you ain't prepared don't even show up at my door.
Not trying to scare you or freak you out,
but showing up unprepared is not what English 12's about.
If you're 'over' Big Brother and hating this novel,
I can't make you like it by now and won't grovel.
It's almost all over; the final scene's left to play,
So hang in tight: soon 'Eighty Four will go away.
But until then you've got a journal to get done.
If you ain't prepared don't even show up at my door.
Not trying to scare you or freak you out,
but showing up unprepared is not what English 12's about.
If you're 'over' Big Brother and hating this novel,
I can't make you like it by now and won't grovel.
It's almost all over; the final scene's left to play,
So hang in tight: soon 'Eighty Four will go away.
But until then you've got a journal to get done.
Be sure to complete it before the setting of the sun.
Journal topic #5
Compose 3 sentences that might constitute a thoughtcrime in our school, community, or country. Suggest certain situations in the world today where committing a thoughtcrime (speaking the truth) has serious consequences.
Read "The Ones who Walk away from Omelas" for Monday. There are no questions, but it is a long story so break it up into manageable chunks for you. You can find this story in the handout at the beginning of the year or, very likely, online.
