Monday, 10/7/13 - Late Start Schedule
Copy homework into planner:

• KBARR: Read 15 minutes, get chart signed (in notebook) nightly, respond 1 page (in notebook) by Friday.
• Spelling Pretest #4 is Tuesday. Study...or not.
• Pink Sheet (commas) p194-PartB due Tuesday.
  
• Vocabulary due Wednesday (including small xword). **SSI must do definitions.
• Show not Tell #2 due THURSDAY. (NOTE NEW DATE! You're welcome.) Your choice: a) "Fun!" Show you, in action, having fun. Don't tell me what you think is fun. Show me you doing it. b) "Weird Planet" Show your first glimpses of a never before seen planet.
  350+ words, ink, title, NDP, WDILL? 
• Spelling Crossword due Friday. (NOT extra credit, NOT just SSI.)
• **SSI Only: 5x Spelling Practice due Friday.

Commas.
1) Read/Go over Pink Sheet p193.   2) Number each rule 1-8. (See example.)
3) Partners do p193 (1-10) and p194-Part A (1-10)
4) For each one on p193, also write the number of the comma rule you need to follow in order to punctuate that sentence correctly. Example: For p193-#1, you need to follow rule #4.  
Correct p193 with red pens. I will check p194 tomorrow.

Finish Outsiders ch5. Open Mouth Quiz. Write the letter and the first three words of the answer in your notebook.

1. At the beginning of chapter 5, how long has it been since Pony and Dally and Johnny sat down behind the girls at the drive-in?  a) About 2 days.  b) About 24 hours.  c) About 12 hours  d) 4 or 5 days.  e) 3 days.
2. Gone with the Wind (the book Johnny and Pony are reading) takes place during...  a) the future  b) the 1950's  c) 1776  d) the Civil War  e) NOTA
3. The fact that Johnny is getting more out of the book than Pony, even though Pony is the "smart" one, is an example of irony.  a) True  b) False
4. The real message of  "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is that bad things always happen.  a) True  b) False
5. Who said? "I can't believe little old Johnny could kill somebody."  a) Pony  b) Dally  c) Soda  d) Darry  e) Two-Bit
6. This person is commenting on the irony of that.  a) True  b) False
7. What example does Johnny give to show why he thinks Dally is gallant? a) Dally's treatment of Cherry ? Marcia.  b) How Dally stands up for himself.  c) How he acted when the police busted him for something he didn't do.  d) How Dally helped them get away.  e) How he rides in races honestly.
8. Which quote best connects to the title of the novel?  a) "How'd you like to live with that?"  b) "I guess we're different."  c) "Too bad it couldn't stay like that all the time."  d) "Things have been happening so fast..."  e) "I bet they were cool old guys."
9. The same character said all five of the previous quotes. Which one?  a) Pony  b) Soda  c) Dally  d) Johnny  e) NOTA
10. Dally getting hauled in for the murder he didn't do is an example of irony.  a) True  b) False
11. What has been the result of Johnny killing Bob, as far as the feud between Socs and greasers is concerned?  a) The socs are trying to find Pony and Johnny.  b) There's a truce, while they mourn for Bob.  c) all-out warfare  d) Now the adults have found out about it.  e) Lots of arrests have been made for fighting.
12. Chapter 5 would be considered part of the ______ of this story.    a) exposition  b) inciting incident  c) rising action  d) climax  e) NOTA

Trade and Grade w/red pens.
Time? Read on in ch6 silently.