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Daily Introduction January 12 & January 13
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Homework ALL work must be submitted by January 15 @ 2pm. 8 Achieve articles with a score of 75% or higher Formal Writing Assignment Tweet Sheets from The Crucible All forum posts ALL work must be submitted by January 15 @ 2pm. 88 Achieve articles with a score of 75% or higher FFormal Writing Assignment TTweet Sheets from The Crucible AAll forum posts
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A-day: 19% B-day: 10% Collective: 15% A-day: 19% B-day: 10% Collective: 15% Rationale Period 1: 15% Period 3: 27% Period 4: 14% Period 5: 0% Period 7: 18% Period 8: 13% PPeriod 1: 15% PPeriod 3: 27% PPeriod 4: 14% PPeriod 5: 0% PPeriod 7: 18% PPeriod 8: 13%
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For the sake of logic and coherence of the paragraph, this sentence should be: A. Placed where it is now B. Placed after Sentence 1 C. Placed after Sentence 7 D. OMITTED, because the paragraph focuses only on electronic forms of entertainment.
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Explanation Explanation
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When placed after Sentence 7, the sentence provides a logical transition to the subsequent paragraph. Answer choices A and B can be eliminated because their placement would cause the paragraph to be illogical. The assertion in answer choice D is false, and may, therefore, be eliminated. This is why your correct answer is…
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Definition: Lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy Definition: Lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy Lackadaisical Pronunciation: [lak-a-days-ik-kal] Part of Speech: Adjective Lackadaisical Pronunciation: [lak-a-days-ik-kal] Part of Speech: Adjective Synonyms: Apathetic Lethargic Lazy Lethargic Sluggish Synonyms: Apathetic Lethargic Lazy Lethargic Sluggish Terrance failed English III due to his lackadaisical habit of not completing assignments in a timely manner. Terrance failed English III due to his lackadaisical habit of not completing assignments in a timely manner. Don’t be like Terrance! Don’t be like Terrance! Don’t be lackadaisical! write this down! Don’t be lackadaisical! write this down!
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Objective: SWBAT ascertain Fitzgerald’s use of character development in order to determine the reliability of Nick Carroway as a narrator.
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Essential Question: Is Nick Carroway the epitome of a reliable or unreliable narrator within “The Great Gatsby.”
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Reliable Narrator Unreliable Narrator Review: Reliable v Unreliable Narrator Narrator does not make assumptions Narrator does not have feelings Narrator has to be outside the action Does not withhold vital information Narrator does not make assumptions Narrator does not have feelings Narrator has to be outside the action Does not withhold vital information Not trustworthy Credibility has be compromised Character whose telling of the story is not completely accurate or credible due to problems with the character’s mental state or maturity Not trustworthy Credibility has be compromised Character whose telling of the story is not completely accurate or credible due to problems with the character’s mental state or maturity
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Assignment: Get into groups of 3-4 All four pages (2 front and back) are due by the end of class Get into groups of 3-4 All four pages (2 front and back) are due by the end of class
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Next Class: Notes: Chapter 2 Reading and Thematic Development Notes: Chapter 2 Reading and Thematic Development
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