Warm-Up Imagine that you live in the world of “We,” it’s your 15th birthday, and the Council of Vocations is ready to assign you a job. What job will.

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Warm-Up Imagine that you live in the world of “We,” it’s your 15th birthday, and the Council of Vocations is ready to assign you a job. What job will you be assigned, and why? Respond in a one-paragraph journal entry. Make sure to give plenty of supporting details! You do NOT have to think from the perspective of them trying to keep you down. You are just writing about a job that would allow you to best serve others in the world.

Yesterday’s Work Ch. 1 Questions – graded/finish and turn in Ch. 1 Character Development Chart – finish/keep until the end of the book

Today CH. 2 Read Discuss Respond Complete Character Development Chart

Personal Glossary You will use this glossary to keep track of and define Anthem-specific terms and phrases. Go back to the beginning and start building a list of important terms and phrases. This will be turned in for a language grade at the end of the book.