Warm-Up 1) Rank, in order, the 5 most important events from the novel so far. (1 is the most important of the 5). 2) For the #1 most important event, explain.

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Warm-Up 1) Rank, in order, the 5 most important events from the novel so far. (1 is the most important of the 5). 2) For the #1 most important event, explain WHY you picked this event. 3) Make 3 predictions about what is going to happen in the last 2 chapters. (No spoilers, if you know!)

Anthem Reading Time Ch. 11 & 12 – Read and Discuss Due Today: All Reading Questions Character Development Chart Personal Glossary – Go back and explain the SIGNIFICANCE of each term (i.e. how it actually ended up being important in the novella/affecting the plot/affecting Equality)

Tomorrow We will begin the Dystopia Assessment. It will be open book/notebook/work/etc. BUT you will only be able to finish if you are organized and know most of this information in your head. You will need to be able to: Categorize each characteristic of dystopia with each text we have looked at/read this unit. Cite textual evidence from each text that shows how it is dystopian. Answer some multiple choice questions about Anthem. Complete short-answer questions/written responses about various texts and concepts.