THIS HW ASSIGNMENT HAS CHANGED. IF YOU DID THE HW ON CHAPTERS 7 AND 8 FROM OVER THE BREAK, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO DO THIS ONE.
1. Finish chapter 7 with summary sentences and questions.
2. Read chapter 8 and create a newpaper article about Justine's trial. You must describe what happens in the trial by citing at least 4-5 events, details or images from chapter 8. Use imagery to capture the mood of the trial and outcome.
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Since it says "Summary sentences and self-generated questions", do we need to research words that we are unfamilar with?
ReplyDeleteSandy: Yes, its very important to research words you don't know, either if you have to or don't. Finding words you don't know will help you understand the book better!
ReplyDeleteI know that, but I was just wondering if we have to write it down.
ReplyDeleteSandy: I guess you might as well do it anyway. :P It wasn't specific.
ReplyDeleteThe plot just falls into place...
ReplyDeleteThose this mean that if we did the chapters 7 and 8, then we don't need to do the newspaper article?
ReplyDeletei have one question:
ReplyDeleteare we supposed to write the trial completly? as in with the outcome and everything? from it started till it ended?
Yes Denise, we do. Pick the 5 main highlights from the trial and write about those
ReplyDeletethanks Stephanie and how long does it have to be though?
ReplyDeleteHey so final question, if I did the chapters 7 and 8 with the questions that were up during the break I don't have to today's HW?
ReplyDeleteJuan: I'm guessing that no, if you did the summary, question and the other summarize question then you don't have to do this assignment that she just put on.
ReplyDeletebut I'm not so sure =)
Pang: (N): a sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or longing.
ReplyDeletePreliminary: (Adj.): preceding and leading up to the main part, matter, or business.
Comparative: (Adj.): of or pertaining to comparison.
Prophesied: (V): to foretell or predict.
Apprehended: (V): to take into custody; arrest by legal warrant or authority.
Partiality: (N): the state or character of being partial.
Mourning: (N): the act of a person who mourns; sorrowing or lamentation.
Countenance: (N): appearance, esp. the look or expression of the face.
Bauble: (N): a showy, usually cheap, ornament; trinket; gewgaw.
Manacled: (N): a shackle for the hand; handcuff.
Menaced: (N): something that threatens to cause evil, harm, injury, etc.
Obdurate: (Adj.): unmoved by persuasion, pity, or tender feelings; stubborn; unyielding.
Prophetic: (Adj.): of or pertaining to a prophet.
Hapless: (Adj.): unlucky; luckless; unfortunate.
Unhallowed: (Adj.): not hallowed or consecrated; not regarded as holy or sacred.
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