1. Senior English 10/14/19
How do you feel about our government? Why? Can any of your issues today be related to the issues shown in the book?
What did the mountain climber name his son?
Corvine – crow like; pertaining to a crow.
Goals - Practice discussion techniques on the weekend’s chapters.
Homework – Read and do notes on Chapter IX, part 2. Don’t forget the Vocab. Quiz 7 on Thursday.
Cliff

2. What are Goldstein’s main ideas from Chapter 1: Ignorance is Strength?
Senior English 10/15/19
What are Goldstein’s main ideas from Chapter 1: Ignorance is Strength?
Why were the elephants thrown out of the swimming pool?
Dystopia – the opposite of utopia.
Goals – Complete questioning activity. Attempt discussion about the opening question.
Homework – Read and do journal for Part 2, chapter X. Don’t forget: Quiz 7 on Thursday, Final 1-7 a week from Friday.
Because they couldn’t hold their trunks up.

3. Senior English 10/16/19
What are the purposes of war in the past? What are the purposes now? According to Goldstein.
What is the difference between a cat and a comma?
Monoglot – a person who speaks only one language. The opposite of a polyglot
Goals – Continue work on theme analysis. Discussion about theme discoveries.
Homework – Read and do journal entry on Part 3, chapter 1. Quiz 7 tomorrow.
One has claws at the end of its paws and the other a pause at the end of its clause.

4. Five minutes to prepare for your vocab. 7 quiz.
Senior English 10/17/19
Five minutes to prepare for your vocab. 7 quiz.
Why did the stoplight turn red?
Illth – the opposite of wealth.
Goals – Complete week 7 vocabulary study.
Homework – Begin studying for the vocab. Final Read and journal for Part 3, chapter 2. Work on journals for Monday resubmission.
Wouldn’t you if you had to change in the middle of the street?

5. Senior English 10//19
"They can’t do that," she said finally. "It’s the one thing they can’t do. They can make you say anything – anything – but they can’t make you believe it. They can’t get inside you. - Julia, Ch. 7
"What is the Hyena’s favorite candy?
Monoglot – a person who speaks only one language. The opposite of a polyglot
Goals – Discuss the necessity of good journaling for discussion. Discuss options. Work on Journals to improve scores.
Homework – Get your journals redone for Monday. Don’t forget to prepare for the Vocab 7.
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