Teacher Desk

LecternDoor

Mihail Moore Nicholas

Nickell Pelis Pete Pope Regina

A. RothH. RothSalaizSchaffer-Yaw

Scheibelhut

Schmucker

SevernsShide

Smith Stevens Stockbridge

Stoops

BLOCK 1

Tassell Thornton

Zimmerman

Teacher Desk

LecternDoor

Middlebrook

Miner Mitchell Morrow Nelson Orta Payne Peck

PerezPerkinsProvostRadabaugh

Radanovich

RitchieRobbinsRoberts

Shawhan

Sinkovic Smith Stantz-Baugher

Snider Sorgenfrei

Sterzik B.Thomas

TolchTrejoYeakeyJ.YoungO.Young

R.Young

C.Thomas

BLOCK 3

Teacher Desk

LecternDoor

Lisenko Moede Montgomery

Multari Newman

Nowicki Null Piatkowski

PlonskiQuinones

Remarcik

RiversRobertson

Sanchez

SherfickSiebert

Smith Sommers

Spruell SwartzSquadroni

Stewart Teller Turnbow

Ziglear

BLOCK 7

(Paper Title) Opening Day: The (Paper Title) Opening Day: The Lady or the Tiger?Lady or the Tiger?

I.I. Bellwork: Bellwork: A.A. Copy down the paper title at the top of your paper Copy down the paper title at the top of your paper

and place your full name, date, and block number and place your full name, date, and block number in the upper right-hand corner. in the upper right-hand corner.

B.B. Copy: Noun = A word that is the name of Copy: Noun = A word that is the name of something—a person, place, thing or idea.something—a person, place, thing or idea.

C.C. Write all the nouns in the following sentence: Write all the nouns in the following sentence: “Everyday Mike comes to school ready to learn, “Everyday Mike comes to school ready to learn, English, science, and math.”English, science, and math.”

D.D. Answer the question “Which is the stronger Answer the question “Which is the stronger emotion—love or jealousy?” in 25 words or moreemotion—love or jealousy?” in 25 words or more

Name

Date

Blk #

II.II. Important Definitions: Create your own definitions by Important Definitions: Create your own definitions by summarizing the information on pages 10-11summarizing the information on pages 10-11

A.A. Setting:Setting:B.B. Plot:Plot:C.C. Conflict:Conflict:D.D. Exposition:Exposition:E.E. Rising Action:Rising Action:F.F. Climax:Climax:G.G. Falling Action:Falling Action:H.H. Resolution:Resolution:I.I. Copy this plot outline: Copy this plot outline:

ExpositionRising action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

Conflict: causes the rising actionConflict: introduced

Conflict: resolved

III.III. Connecting: Would you trust your life to Connecting: Would you trust your life to a friend?a friend?

IV.IV. Background (list 3 important facts)Background (list 3 important facts)A.A. During the Middle Ages in England guilt or During the Middle Ages in England guilt or

innocence was determined by an “ordeal” innocence was determined by an “ordeal”

B.B. Ordeal = A trial in which an accused person Ordeal = A trial in which an accused person is physically tested to determine guilt or is physically tested to determine guilt or innocenceinnocence

C.C. Example: The accused were thrown into Example: The accused were thrown into water. Float = Guilt. Sink = Innocencewater. Float = Guilt. Sink = Innocence

V.V. Literary Element: ConflictLiterary Element: ConflictA.A. Definition: Definition:

1.1. The struggle between two opposing forces in a The struggle between two opposing forces in a story. story.

B.B. 2 types of conflict—2 types of conflict—internalinternal and and external external (Define them both)(Define them both)

1.1. Internal: takes place within the mind of the Internal: takes place within the mind of the charactercharacter

2.2. External: takes place outside the mind of the External: takes place outside the mind of the charactercharacter

3.3. Give an example of eachGive an example of each

VI.VI. Reading Strategy: SummarizingReading Strategy: SummarizingA.A. Definition: Definition:

1.1. Stating only the main ideas of a selection in a Stating only the main ideas of a selection in a logical sequence and in your own words.logical sequence and in your own words.

VII.VII. VocabularyVocabularyA.A. Include the word, definition, and part of Include the word, definition, and part of

speech speech 1.1. Impartial:Impartial:

2.2. Emanate:Emanate:

3.3. Dire:Dire:

4.4. Fervent:Fervent:

5.5. Novel:Novel:

VIII.VIII. AssignmentAssignmentA.A. Read the story (12-19)Read the story (12-19)

B.B. Answer the Literary Element questions 14, Answer the Literary Element questions 14, 15, 17, 20, 2015, 17, 20, 20

C.C. Answer the Reading Strategy questions 16, Answer the Reading Strategy questions 16, 18, 2118, 21