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Vocab Unit 4 Sentences + Concluding Paragraph Transitional Phrases Thesis McCloskey

Vocabulary:  Abscond,  Access, Anarchy, Arduous, Auspicious Biased, Daunt, Disentangle, Fated, Hoodwink, Inanimate, Incinerate, Intrepid, Larceny, Pliant Pompous, Precipice, Rectify, Reprieve, Revile https://writingcenter.ashford.edu/transitional-phrases Thesis Format: Guidelines for writing a thesis statement Definition: SUBJECT + WRITER’S ATTITUDE + REASONS + REASON + REASON = THESIS STATEMENT A thesis statement is the main idea of an essay expressed in one sentence. A thesis statement is the primary controlling idea or opinion holding your writing together, the basic message you want your writing to express A thesis statement is never phrased as a question A thesis statement never expresses only a fact Essay Format Reference Sheet Introductory Paragraph:     Written in funnel paragraph form that is from general to specific . The thesis is the last sentence of the introductory paragraph. Body Paragraphs...

English Checklist McCloskey

Checklist for English I  PLEASE mark off the assignments that you know you’ve turned in. This will be to let you know what work you’re missing - use today’s class time wisely to try and catch up. Please make sure that you’ve checked off EVERYTHING before moving onto vocabulary sentences and your conclusion.  The Odyssey  Book 1 Questions                   . Book 2 Questions                   . Book 2 (continued)                   . Research Essay  Intro Paragraph               . Body Paragraph #1         . Body Paragraph # 2          . Body Paragraph #3           . Vocabulary  Flashcards (optional, for make-up )                 . S...

Bio homework due after Thanksgiving Break Suarez

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  Nov 24 Hi, This is your homework due after Thanksgiving Break. It is only one page long, and the last two blanks are the only two questions you might have to search on the internet. Enjoy your time with family!      

vocabulary Synonyms + Antonyms - Unit 4 McCloskey

Nov 21 (Edited Nov 21) Create a list of synonyms and antonyms for each word of Unit 4 https://quizlet.com/8191339/sadlier-oxford-vocab-level-d-unit-4-flash-cards/  

bio vocabulary quiz macromolecule/DNA Suarez

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double helix guanine carbohydrates lipids monomers polymers DNA nucleotide macromolecules gene regulation adenine bio vocabulary quiz that has been introduced in the macromolecule/DNA unit so far. Please have D.M and T.P complete it on paper and submit to the school. Thanks https://app.edulastic.com/# renderResource/close/ MzkwMzI1MzkxOA%3D%3D Best Regards, Ms. J Suarez Biology Instructor Edulastic Environment

WORLD CIV INDEPENDENT PROJECT ROMERO

Expressing Political Opinions Identify and issue that concerns you. Then write a letter or send an email message about that issue to the editor of a newspaper or magazine. Writing a Persuasive Letter Find an issue that has been in the news lately and about which you feel strongly. Read recent articles, editorials, and cartoons in newspapers or magazines. Notice how they have addressed this issue. Compose a letter that clearly and concisely explains your views about the topic you have chosen. Your letter should also include reasons and facts that support your opinion on the issue. It might also advocate some specific action to be taken to address the issue. Please add why this topic is important to you. Identify the person to whom you should send your letter and note any requirements the newspaper or magazine has for writing letters to the editor.  Edit your letter carefully. Be sure to use standard grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and punctuation.

Spanish Puppet Show Video Definite and Indefinite Articles QUIZ SCHOOL SUPPLIES Castillo

La Mochila https://studyspanish.com/grammar/lessons/defart1 http://www.spanish-reference.com/articles.php https://studyspanish.com/grammar/test/defart1 https://quizlet.com/25711/spanish-school-supplies-flash-cards/

Monarch Presentation Romero

DM Monarch Presentation Ms. Romero 1 Name of Monarch Birth and Death dates 2 Name of Monarch Early Life Where was he/she born? Who was their parents? 3 Coming to Throne How did they gain power? When? Who was in charge before them? 4 Challenges What problems did he/she face? 5 Accomplishments What did he/she accomplish? 6 Popularity Was he/she popular (loved by the People?) 7 Successful Was he/she successful?

Book 2 (continued) McCloskey

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Due 8:35 AM Book 2 (continued) 100 points  McCloskey Nov 19 (Edited Nov 19) 1. (Lines 208-228) In this section, what has Telemachus prepared himself to do? Describe his plan using a quote from the text. 2. (Lines 228-267) Who is Mentor? Describe the exchange between him and the suitors - what does he say to them? How do they reply? 3. (Lines 268-302) Compare Athena's message to Telemachus to the scenes where she talks to Odysseus in the film - what similarities have you noticed? 4. (Lines 303-361) What kind of taunts does Telemachus receive from Antinous and the suitors? Use a quote from the text. 5. (Lines 382-434) - Describe Athena's plan of action for helping Telemachus. What kind of power does she use to get everybody ready?

world civ definitions Romero

Definitions Chapter 21 Homework 10 points Romero Nov 18 1. absolute Monarch 2. divine right 3. skepticism 4. boyar 5. westernization 6. restoration 7. habeas corpus 8.glorious revolution 9. constitutional monarchy 10. cabinet

BIO DNA RESEARCH MS. SUAREZ

BIO HW: Research DNA 100 points TEACHER Suarez Nov 15 Over the weekend please do some research on DNA so that you are prepared for the upcoming lessons on it. Your assignment is to write one paragraph ON PAPER, do not submit via google classroom(5 sentences minimum). Here are some questions to help; -define DNA -what is DNA made of -what does DNA stand for -what does DNA look like -where can DNA be found (be specific)

VOCABULARY UNIT 4 MR. MCCLOSKEY

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World Civ/ Reformation Quiz Ms. Romero

World Civ/ Reformation Quiz Ms. Romero How did the Reformation change the lives of many people in Europe? How did it impact politics?

Life Skills Ending Homelessness Mr. McCloskey

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English Transitional Phrases and Thesis Format Mr. McCloskey

https://writingcenter.ashford.edu/transitional-phrases Guidelines for writing a thesis statement Definition: SUBJECT + WRITER’S ATTITUDE + REASONS + REASON + REASON = THESIS STATEMENT A thesis statement is the main idea of an essay expressed in one sentence. A thesis statement is the primary controlling idea or opinion holding your writing together, the basic message you want your writing to express A thesis statement is never phrased as a question A thesis statement never expresses only a fact Essay Format Reference Sheet Introductory Paragraph:     Written in funnel paragraph form that is from general to specific . The thesis is the last sentence of the introductory paragraph. Body Paragraphs:                 Must be written using the following two-chunk format unless otherwise specified.               ...

Spanish Do Now game RockaLingua + Puppet Shows Ms. Castillo

https://rockalingua.com/games/back-school https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1znMAfyC900#action=share

Bio Leaf Color Chromatography Ms. Suarez

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH-AJDqsSII#action=share

Bio Leaf Handout Suarez

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Bio Gattaca Suarez

NAME: ____________________________________ Date: __________________ SUAREZ G A T T A C A “ THERE IS NO GENE FOR THE HUMAN SPIRIT”. The movie GATTACA consists of two types of individuals, invalids and valids (also known as degenerates). Invalids are born in-utero, and have no genetic engineering. Valids are born in-vitro, and are genetically engineered to have the best possible genes between their parents. 1.What are some qualities that invalids might have, which are virtually absent in valids? 2.What aspects made Vincent’s birth scene slightly depressing, rather than a typical happy moment? What emotions were you feeling? 3.Vincent says at one point, that he belonged to a new social class where discrimination no longer depends on the color of your skin, or socioeconomic background, but now they had discrimination down to a science. What was meant by this? 4.In the future suggested by GATTACA, whether or not you got a certain job depended o...

World Civ. Reformation Diakogue and Crash Course Ms. Romero

Imagine Martin Luther and a leader of the Catholic Church are squaring  off in a public debate. Write a brief dialogue between the two. Before the Reformation what religion were most Europeans? The Reformation leads to two kinds of revolutions, what are they? How much land did the Catholic Church have? Who leads the Reformation? What was happening in Rome when Luther goes there? What is an indulgence? What did Luther do to help the people read the Bible? Why did he do it? Why do other forms of religion rise from the Reformation? Why do prince choose Lutheran instead of Catholicism?