Discuss common themes in LOTF, F451', Watership Down, Macbeth, TKAM, and Beowulf
Short answer prompts-
You need to use a pre-writing strategy and outline before you begin writing.
1. Pick two characters from the books we read this term. Compare and contrast the characters. Define the character, what do they want, what do they say, think, and do.
2. All of the works we read this term have a common theme. Discuss one theme using specific examples to support your answer.
3. Which book did you like the most and why? Provide specific reasons.
Essay topic-5 paragraph essay
Civilization v Savagery
Loss of innocence Nature of Good v Nature of Evil
Goodness is rare and fleeting
Fear is all controlling
Revisit the idea that anyone could have been a Nazi. How does LOTF make that point?
Paige present-Testing for proteins
Mentos and Coke
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Government-Articles of Confederation, post war issues, Constitutional Convention
Review Chapter 4 (end of chapter review)
Read and outline Chapter 5 Take Chapter 5 Quiz
Complete the key terms page after viewing the PPT
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Questions for Lord of The Flies
Respond to each quote and type 3-5 main events from the chapter
1. Ch. 2
"There aren't any grownups; we'll have to look after ourselves."-Ralph
What happened in chapter 2? List 3 decisions made in this chapter.
2. Chapter 3
What does 'good' mean in the phrase, 'This is a good island'?
Respond to the quote and describe 3-5 main events in ch. 3.
3. Chapter 4
"They became accustomed to these mysteries and ignored them, just as they ignored the miraculous, throbbing stars."-William Golding
What does Golding mean? How has the relationship between the boys changed by the end of chapter 4? List 3-5 important events in chapter 4.
Cell quiz-add chromosomes to the nucleus
Review terms from yesterday
Chromosomes
Post lab questions: answer these in your commonplace book
1. What was the purpose of mashing up the strawberry?
2. What does the extraction buffer do? (Hint: Extraction buffer contains soap. What does soap do when you wash your hands?)
3. What does the filter do?
4. What happened when you added the filtrate to the alcohol?
5. What did the DNA look like?
6. A person cannot see a single cotton thread four classrooms away. But if you wound thousands of threads together into a rope, it would be visible at the same distance. How is this statement an analogy to our DNA extraction?
7. Is DNA found in all living or once living cells?
8. Since the strawberries were once living, and we extracted DNA from them, what does this mean about the foods you eat?
9. Considering what you know about genes and traits. Give at least two examples of traits that are expressed in the strawberry.
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Respond to the following quote:
"A leader takes people where thy want to go. A great leader takes people where they don't want to go, but ought to be." Rosalynn Carter
Agree/Disagree
Who in Lord of the Flies is emerging as a leader? Explain. Support your claim.
What is a leader? What qualities make a good leader?
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Mitosis Video here
Before you begin your reading complete the following:
1. Research the author of your book. Gather the following information:
Life span-What events were going on in the world at the time?
Where did the author grow up? What was their life like?
What jobs did they have before becoming an author?
Come up with a few more interesting facts to include in your summary of the author.
https://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Oryctolagus_cuniculus/
Rabbit research
http://moshej.edublogs.org/files/2012/02/Study_Guide_Questions-2ezu9u7.pdf
https://sites.google.com/site/pbmraranguena/online-textbooks/ush-war-peace-jazz
https://www.texasbar.com/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Texas_Bar_Journal&Template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=9586
https://www2.le.ac.uk/projects/oer/oers/genetics/oers/The%20cell%20cycle/The%20cell%20cycle-TRF.pdf
https://mrwhite.updog.co/Class_Notes/Snc2pi/Biology/1.1-animal_cell.pdf
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