English 1 - Robel
Topic outline
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Click here to read Doris Lessing's short story in our online Literature textbook.
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This is a pdf version of the short story that we read in class on Monday, 1/30.
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Please read this slide presentation for extensive background information on Homer's Odyssey. There may be a brief comprehension quiz on the material. Feel free to take notes.
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Use this practice quiz--the first of two--to review for Monday's upcoming grammar final. This section covers handouts 1-8 from 1st semester. You may take this practice quiz as many times as you like.
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A news story from the California Report - December 7, 2016
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The 10 items on this practice quiz are designed to test your knowledge. Which sentences actually need a semicolon in the blank, and which sentences should have a different punctuation mark placed in the blank? (Note: This web page is from a school in the United Kingdom, so there are a couple vocabulary terms used that are specific to the UK, such as telly (television) and holiday (vacation). Also, DIY means "Do it yourself."
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Please read this news article. Then create a new Google Doc in your English I folder entitled "Audrie Pott Response," and in this document, answer all 4 topics at the end of the article. Answer all parts of each prompt, and use complete sentences in your answers.
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This article describes the legal settlement in the case and the punishment the three teenaged boys received.
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