Tuesday, 5/31/11 (12)
Copy homework into assignment book.
Research is due tomorrow.
CITATIONS!
Paper Layout.
Introduction and conclusion count toward
your 5 pages. Title page, works cited, pictures, and table of contents
do not.
DO NOT USE A COVER!
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Title page
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Table of Contents
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Introduction - 1
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What is Asthma? - 1
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Asthma Causes/Triggers - 3
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Etc.
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Etc.
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Etc.
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Conclusion - 6
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Works Cited - 7
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Introduction
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Sections (including cited pics)
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Do not begin a new page for each section
(except Works Cited).
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Mix the graphics in the paper where they
are needed.
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Word wrap the pictures if you can.
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Conclusion
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Works Cited
Research Paper Grading Scale:
Content: /100
Writing/Editing/Organization:
/100
Citations/Use of Sources/Works Cited:
/30
Formatting/Requirements:
/20
Total: /250
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Alternative:
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I have T at my start, I have
T at my end.
I have T in my middle,
And it comes through
my bend.
What am I?
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I have 7 letters. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7
Letters 1-2-6-3-5-4-7
mean the thickness of something. Letters 7-2-4-5 mean a legendary large,
hairy creature that is said to inhabit the Himalayas. Letters 7-2-3 mean
something that is said to show approval, which you wouldn't be saying if
you were trying to 1-2-6-7 something. Letters 4-5-2-1 mean that everything
is equal.
What is the 7-letter
word?
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I have no voice, yet I speak
to you; I tell of all things in the world that people do.
I have leaves, but I
am not a tree.
I have a spine and hinges,
but I am not a man or a door;
I have told you all,
I cannot tell you more.
What am I?
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Fill in the blanks below
with a word that means the same as the word on the left when read normally,
and fits the definition on the right when read backwards.
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a) Friends _________
hit sharply.
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b) Rinds of fruit __________
What we do with over one third of our lives.
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c) Wicked __________
Exist
Seventh Grade:
Final
Exam Part I: due Friday.
"The Third Expedition"
Eighth Grade:
Final
Exam Part I: due Friday.
"We Alone" p279
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Walker's point about the value of gold in the first sentence
is...
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What does she mean by the line "wherever there is gold there
is a chain"?
The Million Pound Bank Note
(p264-green)
How do you decide whether someone is
trustworthy if you don't already know them?
Why do we trust people with money more
than people without money?
Do actor/sports star/celebrity endorsements
work? Then why do corporations spend millions on them?
Divvy Up Roles...