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Wednesday, 10.22 Complete the bell ringer in 3 minutes. Turn in your Crucible Movie Questions Worksheet! Turn in ANY missing/late work.

I think smoking in public places should be banned. In order to get the true facts of the case, the lawyer interviewed 4 witnesses. Furthermore, Henry VIII also married six different women. Redundancy is defined as unnecessary repetition. The computer is sitting on top of the table.

Check your quiz for any questions you may have. Quiz Return Check your quiz for any questions you may have.

At the end of the story, they (was / were) living happily ever after. My problem, which is minor in comparison with others, (exist / exists) because I dropped out of high school. Al and Eli (goes / go) to the beach to surf with their friends. His dogs, which (is / are) kept outside, bark all day long. When Al and Eli (arrive / arrives), they find that their friends have waxed their boards. The children are (all ready / already) for bed. A group of children from school (is / are) not being cooperative. She was (quiet / quite) surprised by her birthday present. Either Gary or I (am / are) responsible for allocating the funds. Jill couldn’t (accept / except) Sam’s advice. Her (advice / advise) was: Live for the moment! Neither she nor they (were / was) willing to predict the election results. Smoking now can (affect / effect) your health forever. Nora is one of the candidates who (are / is) worthy of my vote. Nora, of all the candidates who (is / are) running, is the best.

“Letter to Urban Outfitters” Scavenger Hunt As we read “An Open Letter to Urban Outfitters on Columbus Day” you should be looking for the following rhetorical appeals/techniques: One example of Ethos One example of Pathos One example of Logos One example of Analogy One example of Allusion One example of Antithesis (USE YOUR NOTES FROM YESTERDAY TO HELP YOUR HUNT!!!)

Post-reading Questions Who is the author’s audience? What is the author’s purpose for this letter? What is the author’s tone of this letter?

Homework Highlight three quotes that stand out to you. Pick quotes that a no longer than one sentence.