Practice EOC Tests

If you would like to do a little more practice for your EOC's, click on the picture below. You will be taken to a site where there are practice tests for all of the different EOC's. Remember, get a good night's sleep before testing, eat a good high-protein breakfast on the morning of testing, and relax. Try not to second-guess yourself. Changing answers on this type of test usually results in a wrong answer. Good luck!!!

Rhetorical Devices Powerpoint

Click on the link: Rhetorical Devices Powerpoint
Take notes as you read through this powerpoint. If there is a link available to click for further information, click on it and take notes.

Study Guides for Scenes 3-5 of Antigone

These are the rest of the study guide pages for Antigone.  Feel free to print if you didn't get a copy in class. Just click here and you will go straight to the document.

Link for History of Greek Theatre Powerpoint

Go through the following powerpoint presentation before reading Antigone.  Take notes as you go through the slides.  Turn in the page of notes with your Antigone Study Guide.

Click on the picture to go to the powerpoint.  It is on Google Drive, so you will probably have to download it.

Study Guide Questions

Here are the links to the study guide questions.  There are 3 sections. Just click on the pictures to go to the different documents.

 

Print Version of Antigone

Click on the picture below to go to a written copy of Antigone.  It is about 40 pages long.  You may print it if you want to follow along with the audio version.

To go to the original translation click here.

Antigone - Audiobook

Click on the picture below to go to an audio version of Antigone.

Poetry Unit - First Assignments

Here is a link for the poetry vocabulary we worked on in class today. Click on the picture to go to the document.  The definitions are due tomorrow, March 25.

Remember, you need to bring a copy of your favorite poem to class tomorrow.
Also, you need to bring in your poem for your memory assignment.  The poem must be at least 20 lines long and I must approve it by Friday, March 28.

On each of your poems, please do not bring anything containing profanity or vulgar language. I will not approve poems that contain inappropriate material.  Thanks!

Study Guide for part 1 of Fahrenheit 451

Here is the link for the study guide for part 1 (The Hearth and the Salamandar).  If you need another copy, feel free to print this out.

Link to .pdf of book

If you happen to leave your book at school, you may access a .pdf of the book by clicking on the book image below.  There are no excuses for not completing your reading assignments.