Review and Assess Questions on "Harriet Tubman"
1. Respond: Would you have trusted Harriet Tubman to take you on a long, difficult journey? Why or why not?
2. (a) Recall: What kinds of stories does Tubman tell the fugitives? (b) Analyze: Why does she tell them these stories? (c) Evaluate: How effective are the stories?
3. (a) Recall: What does Tubman do when one of the fugitives insists that he is going back? (b) Analyze Causes and Effects: Explain why Tubman feels she cannot let anyone go back.
4. (a) Interpret: Explain one of the several possible meanings of Tubman's statement "We live free or die." (b) Make a Judgment: Do you think the results of Tubman's trips are worth the danger she puts herself in?
5. (a) Synthesize: Describe Harriet Tubman's character. (b) Connect: What modern leaders have qualities similar to Harriet Tubman's?
Friday, October 30, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
VOCABULARY for quiz on Tuesday, October 13
- variety (n) different form of same thing; different choices (often followed by "of")
- equip (v) give needed things to (0ften followed by "with")
- acquaint (v) to know (“I’m acquainted with her.”)
- malicious (adj) likely to do evil actions
- tyrant (n) ruler who misuses power
- furtive (adv) sneaky, secretive
- painstakingly (adv) VERY carefully, completely (describes the way something was done)
- resume (v) start again after a pause
- shriek (n) a scream (v) to make a screaming sound
- plague (n) a disease (v) to be like a disease
- dread (n) a feeling of great fear (v) to feel that feeling
- freight (n) cargo; things being carried somewhere else, often for sale
- plausible (adj) believable, likely to be true
- meek (adj) gentle, humble (adv: in a gentle, humble way)
- apprentice (n) a person who works in return for training and experience
Friday, October 2, 2009
Homework due Monday, October 5
1st and 3rd periods:
Finish "Cub Pilot" (up to p. 34 in Reader's Companion)
Answer "Review & Assess" questions on p. 108 of your literature book.
Finish "Cub Pilot" (up to p. 34 in Reader's Companion)
Answer "Review & Assess" questions on p. 108 of your literature book.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Homework for Friday, October 2
1st and 3rd periods:
Read up to p. 31 in your Reader’s Companion (“Cub Pilot”)do sidebars.
4th period:
Skills Book pp. 37, 39, 40
Read up to p. 31 in your Reader’s Companion (“Cub Pilot”)do sidebars.
4th period:
Skills Book pp. 37, 39, 40
Homework for Thursday, October 1st
1st and 3rd periods:
Read up to p. 29 in your Reader’s Companion; answer sidebar questions.
4th period:
Finish “Cub Pilot” and do sidebars.Complete “I Think It Means” column of vocab sheet.
Read up to p. 29 in your Reader’s Companion; answer sidebar questions.
4th period:
Finish “Cub Pilot” and do sidebars.Complete “I Think It Means” column of vocab sheet.
Homework for Wednesday, September 30
(1st and 3rd periods)
Choose a word from each of your classmates’ “roots” posters. Write a good sentence with each word. (13 sentences) LOOSELEAF PAPER
Choose a word from each of your classmates’ “roots” posters. Write a good sentence with each word. (13 sentences) LOOSELEAF PAPER
Homework for Tuesday, September 29
(no homework for 1st and 3rd periods)
4th period homework:
Choose a word from each of your classmates’ “roots” posters. Write a good sentence with each word. (18 sentences total)
4th period homework:
Choose a word from each of your classmates’ “roots” posters. Write a good sentence with each word. (18 sentences total)
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