Homework over Spring Break:
1. Finish Wuthering Heights and write down significant quotes that pertain to your argument.
***Purchase the following novels:
Portrait of an Artist as the Young Man by James Joyce
Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut

*If you have not yet purchased Things Fall Apart, then wait on that novel because I may have you all work in lit groups and read a variety of AP level books.


2. Take the 1987 AP Lit Exam and correct your test when finished (you'll find an answer key at the back of the booklet). I gave out the booklets in class yesterday; however, if you were absent, here it is: 1987 Multiple Choice Exam

3. Write an essay for the Poetry Prompt only on the 1987 test above. We will discuss this essay in class, and I will grade it as well out of 60 points. Time yourself and do not exceed 50 min on it. Obviously do not consult any outside sources--the idea is to keep this as authentic of an experience as possible.

Due when you return:

1. Novel finished! Ready to take final quiz
2. 1987 Poetry Prompt Essay
3. Multiple Choice section complete (I'll give you performance points for doing it)

Have a delightful break!

Johnson

03/17/2015

No reading homework tonight yah! Catch up on quotes and reading! And you have to finish the novel over the break, so does it really matter? We will talk novel and quotes tomorrow!

Great discussion today!

Johnson

03/13/2015

AP Exam Quizlet

Wuthering Heights chapters 18-22

03/10/2015

Today in class, we . . .
 discussed chapters 1-9 of Wuthering Heights- more to come on chapter nine tomorrow
& I handed out the reading calendar with projects and papers on it as well.

Homework:
Read chapters 12-13

JJ

03/06/2015

Please read through chapter nine in Wuthering Heights.
***There will be a quiz over these chapters when you finish your drama essay.
If you would like to view the reading calendar for this unit, click here (however, I have one printed for you for Monday): WH Calendar

03/03/2015

*We will continue the exam tomorrow and still plan for the essay on Thursday.
*Please read Wuthering Heights chapters 1-3 before class on Friday.

Weekend Reading: chapters 4-9 (this means read chapter nine as well)

Gracias,

Johnson