Monday, 3/6/06
Copy homework into assignment book.
Finish Test #16 (if not already finished).
Warm Up I. (Counts for 600 words. Use a separate sheet.)

1. (15w) a) miserable  b) his dreams  c) *Tom went home  d) full of horrors  e) were  f) that night  g) and
2. (30w) a) as became a pirate  b) but moved with  c) who felt  d) *he did not go e) a dignified swagger  f) that the public eye g) skipping and prancing h) was on him
3. (25) a) lit it in the hogshead b) and the two adventurers c) wrapped it closely d) *Tom got his lantern e) in the towel f) toward the tavern g) crept in the gloom

Warm Up II. (In notebook.)

1. For a business letter, which is the correct greeting? a) Dear Ms. Morley,  b) Dear Ms. Morley;  c) Dear Ms. Morley:  d) Dear Ms. Morley...
2. This greeting is called the _________ of the letter.
3. What goes in the upper-left corner of a business letter? a) The date.  b) The sender's address.  c) The receiver's address.  d) The date and the sender's address. e) Nothing.
4. For a business letter, which is the correct closing? a) Later,  b) Sincerely yours,  c) Sincerely Yours,  d) Sincerely yours:
5. After the closing, you should leave about four spaces before you type your name. Why?

Go over Perfect Business letter form for Perfect IV.

• 250+ words.
• OK to invent business/subject of letter.
• "Dear Mr. or Ms." NOT: "To Whom it may concern:"
• Extra Credit for actually mailing letter.
• Bring stamped, addressed envelope.
• Do not seal.
• More extra credit if you receive a response.
• Follow form.
• Use ink or type.
• Be sure to sign.
• 50 points. -5 for each mechanical error.
• Due Tuesday, 3/14, unless already exempt from Perfect Papers.

Pretest #17.
Tom Sawyer, Chapter 32.