First off...
Please note well that you will have your first unit exam of the year on Friday/Monday. In order to be very clear about the material that will be covered, please download and review carefully my download Victorian Unit Exam Study Sheet.
Note: Victorian project PowerPoints are available on the Great Expectations page
DOWNLOAD: Tips on How to Answer Short Essay Questions on Exams (F451)
Extra Credit Books: Please bring both your books to the unit exam. You will be permitted to use those on the extended response part of the exam. If you have your own annotated copies, you also have the opportunity to donate those to the school for 10 XC points per book.
Also, an LRJ reminder: I will be collecting and grading your LRJ's before the exam on Monday. You should have completed all three Great Expectations prompts and all three Dracula prompts by that time. Remember, each entry should be 2-3 pages of single-spaced thoughtful writing.
In-class assignment
After the Victorian presentations, you will be preparing a study sheet for the unit exam -- you'll need the following two downloads for reference:
1 -- Introduction to Gothic Literature & Bram Stoker's Dracula
2 -- Victorian Literature -- An Overview (PDF)
and the following eWorksheet on Victorian literature:
3 -- eWorksheet on Victorian literature (PDF)
Drop-box when finished.
Please note well that you will have your first unit exam of the year on Friday/Monday. In order to be very clear about the material that will be covered, please download and review carefully my download Victorian Unit Exam Study Sheet.
Note: Victorian project PowerPoints are available on the Great Expectations page
DOWNLOAD: Tips on How to Answer Short Essay Questions on Exams (F451)
Extra Credit Books: Please bring both your books to the unit exam. You will be permitted to use those on the extended response part of the exam. If you have your own annotated copies, you also have the opportunity to donate those to the school for 10 XC points per book.
Also, an LRJ reminder: I will be collecting and grading your LRJ's before the exam on Monday. You should have completed all three Great Expectations prompts and all three Dracula prompts by that time. Remember, each entry should be 2-3 pages of single-spaced thoughtful writing.
In-class assignment
After the Victorian presentations, you will be preparing a study sheet for the unit exam -- you'll need the following two downloads for reference:
1 -- Introduction to Gothic Literature & Bram Stoker's Dracula
2 -- Victorian Literature -- An Overview (PDF)
and the following eWorksheet on Victorian literature:
3 -- eWorksheet on Victorian literature (PDF)
Drop-box when finished.
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