Friday, January 21, 2011
HW for Monday 1/24
Read the excerpt from A Journal of the Plague year (pp 503-508) and highlight and define in context any unfamiliar words.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
HW for Friday 1/21
Read the bio/background material on pp 494-495, then the excerpt from Pepys' Diary on pp 496-502 and answer #2 & 4 on p. 502.
Monday, January 17, 2011
No Homework Tuesday 1/18
No homework...or rather, focus on your history! We'll pick back up with Milton Wednesday.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Week 14
Tuesday 1/11 - Read "A Turbulent Time: The 17th and 18th Centuries." (408-417) Highlight or underline any words you do not know and attempt to define them in context in the margins of you book.
Wednesday 1/12 -
HW: Read John Donne (420-430) except Holy Sonnet 10. Answer #3 & 5 on p. 423, #1 & 3 on p. 425, and #2 & 4 on p. 430.
Thursday 1/13 - No HW
Friday 1/14 - AP-Prompt Essay (9 pts.)
HW: Read Milton (460-463), then read Sonnet VII and Sonnet XIX and complete a TPCASTT analysis sheet for each.
Wednesday 1/12 -
HW: Read John Donne (420-430) except Holy Sonnet 10. Answer #3 & 5 on p. 423, #1 & 3 on p. 425, and #2 & 4 on p. 430.
Thursday 1/13 - No HW
Friday 1/14 - AP-Prompt Essay (9 pts.)
HW: Read Milton (460-463), then read Sonnet VII and Sonnet XIX and complete a TPCASTT analysis sheet for each.
Friday, October 22, 2010
Extra Credit Assignment
You are a theater critic for the NY Times. Write a review of Lowcountry Shakespeare's performance of Twelfth Night. Make sure you focus on the adaptatation of Shakespeare's original script as well as the effectiveness of the acting and staging of the play.
Due Monday 10/25.
Due Monday 10/25.
Sonnet Assignment
Due Friday October 29 - Your assignment is to compose an original sonnet. It can be Petrarchan, English (Spenserian or Shakespearian), or a hybrid version. Along with your sonnet you need to write a narrative explication containing the following information:
- What is the occasion for your sonnet? (i.e., is it a love poem? a prayer? a question/answer? a problem/solution? Etc.)
- Why did you choose the particular sonnet form that you used?
- What rhyme scheme have you employed? Have you used perfect iambic pentameter or are there any metric variations? If so, why?
- What is the occasion for your sonnet? (i.e., is it a love poem? a prayer? a question/answer? a problem/solution? Etc.)
- Why did you choose the particular sonnet form that you used?
- What rhyme scheme have you employed? Have you used perfect iambic pentameter or are there any metric variations? If so, why?
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Anlgo-Saxon Poetry Itinerary
Wednesday 9/15 -
"Prepare to Read" pp 14-15 and "The Seafarer " pp 17-20.
HW: Answer questions 2, 5, and 6 on p. 20
Thursday 9/16 -
Read "The Wanderer" pp 21-24 and answer questions 2 & 3 on p. 24.
Discuss poems/answers.
HW: "The Wife's Lament" pp 25-26 and answer question 1 & 2 on p. 26.
Friday 9/17 -
Discuss "The Wife's Lament"
HW: Answer questions 1-5, 8, and 9 on p. 27...I will collect these on Monday (25 pts.)
Monday 9/20 -
Quiz: Anglo-Saxon Poem Analysis (50 pts.)
HW: Beowulf, pp 36-46
"Prepare to Read" pp 14-15 and "The Seafarer " pp 17-20.
HW: Answer questions 2, 5, and 6 on p. 20
Thursday 9/16 -
Read "The Wanderer" pp 21-24 and answer questions 2 & 3 on p. 24.
Discuss poems/answers.
HW: "The Wife's Lament" pp 25-26 and answer question 1 & 2 on p. 26.
Friday 9/17 -
Discuss "The Wife's Lament"
HW: Answer questions 1-5, 8, and 9 on p. 27...I will collect these on Monday (25 pts.)
Monday 9/20 -
Quiz: Anglo-Saxon Poem Analysis (50 pts.)
HW: Beowulf, pp 36-46
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