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| 10 - How important are our choices? |
To better understand how important choices are in our lives, read two poems, "The Road Not Taken" and "Richard Cory" and
answer the questions ("Road Not Taken" and "Richard Cory) that accompany them.
After you have read the two poems and answer questions about them, write a unified essay of 250+ words, that addresses how the choices we make in our lives can be very crucial. In your essay use ideas from both poems to establish a controlling idea about how important choice is in our lives. Using evidence from each passage, develop your controlling idea and show how the authors use specific literary elements or techniques to convey the importance of our choices. |
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| 9 - What is the value of an education? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about "A Boy who was Traded for a Horse"
by James Saxon Childers. ESSAY: Carver did not allow his circumstances to keep him down.
Explain what and how he overcame his circumstances and achieved success. What did you most
admire and learn from Carver? 200+ words, double space. Save as carver.doc
2. How does Carver educate himself? 3. What does Carver do? 4. What struggles does Carver have and how does he overcome them? 5. Was Carver satisfied with himself?
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| 8 - What do you fear? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about ""The Pole" by Matthew A Henson
Think about as you read: Essay: Learn more about Henson. Henson spoke of a "hideous horror". Throughout this journey there were many dangers that were or could have been "hideous horrors." Discuss any two of these "hideous horrors" and how they were dealt with by the characters in this story. Be sure to discuss a "hideous horror" of your own in the conclusion to your essay. |
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| 7 - Hero or Not? | You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about the biography of Nathan Hale by Nancy Hale. Your essay: Was Nathan Hale a hero? Agree or disagree with this idea in an essay, of 250+ words. Be sure to discuss how you would act in a similar situation. | Keep reading your book |
| 6 - Is it easy to stand up for yourself? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about "Why Don't You Wear Shoes" by Daniel K.
Inouye.
Incorporate these questions in your essay.
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| 5 - How do we come to appreciate our parents? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about "Number One Son" by
Monfoon Leong
Essay: How do we come to appreciate our parents as Ming did? 250+ words
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| 4 - Do we always make the right choice? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about "Dead End" by Rudolfo Anaya. Essay: We all have choices to make, Maria is no exception. What are her choices? What is her final choice? Why does she make it? What is your reaction to her final choice? Do you agree or disagree? Have you had to make a choice like this? How does the Hispanic Legend of La Llorona influence this story? Is there any other literature you have read you could include in this essay? Which ones and How? 250+ words, double spaced. Incorporate these questions in your essay. |
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| 3 - How does Manuel handle his situation as compared to Wright? |
Read, Study, and Quiz "The
Confrontation" by Raymond Barrio. You will write a compare and contrast
essay about the two stories, you have read: "The Fight" and "The Confrontation."
What is similar? What is different?
Add link on index.html to new file, barrio.html, then create the new file, barrio.html using the Assignment Template to write your essay.
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| 2 - How would you handle the situation Wright faced? |
You will read, study, take a quiz, and write an essay about "THE FIGHT" by
RICHARD WRIGHT.
Essay topic: |
What Book are you reading? |
| 1 - VETY: How good is your vocabulary acquisition? |
VETY is a program that introduces you to
the common Latin and Greek root words, so you can break down those big words we encounter for
better comprehension and success.
We will continue with words in VETY1. |
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| 0 - How can you prepare for the ELA Exam? |
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Review your lists with what you may have at home and past notes. Choose a book you will be reading? |