English 12
Hamlet
1. Work on WAQs (3 due Monday).

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Work on WAQs (3 due Monday).
- notes and theme statement examples

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Complete Gladiator --> Compare and Contrast assignment due.
2. Work on WAQs (3 due Monday).

Have a great weekend!

English 12
Hamlet
1. Work on final assignment (due Monday).

English 11(2)
The Crucible
1. Work on final assignment (due Monday).

English 11(4)
Macbeth
1. Gladiator (assignment due Monday).
2. Final assignment (due Monday).

Today: Report cards distributed in TAG.

English 12
Hamlet
1. Finish film adaptation.
2. Review Act V, sc ii questions.
3. Final Assignment (handout):
- Choose FOUR of the SEVEN topics
- For EACH WAQ: 12-15 sentences, theme & thesis statements, min. 5 quotations (I,I,C,E)
- Due: Monday, December 1st.
*You will have Thursday and Friday in-class to work on assignment.
**DO NOT PLAGIARIZE! If you find a great quotation, CITE IT.

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Review questions #7-13 of Act IV:
2. Discuss Act II, sc ii.
3. Final The Crucible Assignment --> Due Monday, December 1st.
*You will have Thursday and Friday in-class to work on assignment.
**DO NOT PLAGIARIZE! If you find a great quotation, CITE IT.

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Final Macbeth assignment (4 WAQ) due Monday, December 1st.
- Tonight: develop theme and thesis statements for each WAQ topic.
**DO NOT PLAGIARIZE! If you find a great quotation, CITE IT.
2. Gladiator assignment:
- 1 page, double-spaced
- Compare and contrast the themes, characters, and plots of Macbeth and Gladiator (due Monday).

English 12
Hamlet
1. Act V, sc i quiz.
2. Read Act V, sc ii.
3. Film adaptation.
4. Complete questions (prepare to discuss tomorrow).

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Read p. 131-145.
2. Complete questions #7-13 (prepare to discuss tomorrow).
3. Film adaptation.

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Review Act V, sc i-iv.
2. Read Act V, sc v-viii.
3. Questions.
4. Film adaptation.
5. Homework: In Macbeth's "Tomorrow, and tomorrow..." soliloquy, he uses a theatrical metaphor to express his disillusionment with life. Rewrite the speech using a different metaphor.
-10 to 12 lines
-Consistent metaphor
-Should evoke feelings of pathos

English 12
Hamlet
1. Review Act IV.
2. Read Act V, sc i.
3. Complete questions.
4. Film adaptation.
Scene i considerations (hints for questions 2-4):
Hamlet ponders the physical aspects of death as he studies Yorick’s skull, graphically describing “those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft.” He wonders whether Alexander the Great’s skull looked and smelled like this one, implying that social class loses any meaning in death. All are returned to dust in the end. This is one example of the numerous ways Hamlet has considered the meaning of life and death throughout the play.While the gravediggers conclude that social class can help a person even in death (Ophelia’s having a Christian burial when she should not), Hamlet concludes that social class becomes meaningless in death, as all who die are subject to decay.

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Act III Quiz.
2. Act IV.
- read p. 121-131
- questions #1-6

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Act V.
- read sc i-iv
- questions
2. Film adaptation.

English 12
Hamlet
1. Finish reading Act IV.
2. Film adaptation of Act IV.
3. Homework: Act IV Questions (review Monday, be ready to discuss).
4. Tuesday: WAQ Quiz.

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Review Act IV questions #6-11.
2. Finish reading Act IV.
3. Complete Act IV questions.
4. Monday: Act IV WAQ quiz.

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Read Act IV, sc iii.
2. Questions (sc iii).
3. Film adaptation.
4. Act IV quiz.

Have a great weekend!

English 12
Hamlet
1. Review Act III, sc iii & iv.
2. Read Act IV, sc i-iv.
3. Answer questions #1-6 (homework).
4. Film adaptation.

English 11 (2)
The Crucible
1. Review Act III questions (#1-5).
2. Read p. 94-114
3. Homework: questions #6-11

English 11 (4)
Macbeth
1. Read Act IV, sc i-ii
2. Film adaptation.
3. Questions for sc i-ii.