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English IV
Your first assignment for Little Brother is to read the first two chapters of the book - either in your hard copy version or the PDF from the site. Regardless, you should have the book in hand ASAP.  Look over the first page of the study guide, as well, and come prepared to discuss. You will be assembling a list of terms to define as we move through the book. Mark those that you think should be on the list.


English II
Your homework for Friday is to review the selections from John Donne and to answer the following:
  • #1-4 on 453
  • #1-3 on 454
  • CC and #2-5 on456
In class on Friday we will work on questions on selections from the Cavalier poets:
  • #1-3 on 464
  • #1-3 on 466
  • CC and #2-6 on 468

Your first quiz of the quarter will be in class Monday.

Fine Arts
Your first assignment is due at the end of class. Please share as "lastname-nga" and be prepared to present to the class. 

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