Week 14 English 9 A
NOVEMBER 24 & 25
THANKSGIVING
REMINDER EXAMS DEC 17 & 18
Monday & Tuesday
English 9 A
 Unit Vocabulary Test 2 tomorrow Tuesday 25th
 Hand Out for notes and review / Pink Packet Time
 Read Act II & ACT III of Romeo and Juliet
 If time work with groups on projects
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due December 10
 EXAMS December 17, 18, & 19
Monday, December 1
 ACT I Selection Quiz questions Study guide
 ACT II “….”
 ACT III READ & Answer 6 Questions for focus…
 2 weeks left in Marking Period
 Dec 10 Projects due for presentation
 EXAMS start 17, 18, & 19
 December 11 EXAM Essay assigned and due December 15
 CHRISTMAS BREAK
Tuesday , December 2
 Read the end of ACT III discuss as we read
 Review again how the next two weeks will go…
 Essay assigned Dec 5 ( change of date )
 Due end of class/day Monday Hard copy due
Tuesday
Notes week of December 1-5
 What about MLA format?
 All research papers on literature use MLA format, as
it is the universal citation method for the field of
literary studies. Whenever you use a primary or
secondary source, whether you are quoting or
paraphrasing, you will make parenthetical citations
in the MLA format [Ex. (Smith 67) .] Your Works
Cited list will be the last page of your essay. Consult
the OWL handout on MLA for further
instructions.
Note, however, the following minor things about
MLA format:
 Titles of books, plays, or works published singularly (not
anthologized) should be italicized unless it is a
handwritten document, in which case underlining is
acceptable. (Ex. Hamlet, Great Expectations)
 Titles of poems, short stories, or works published in an
anthology will have quotation marks around them. (Ex.
"Ode on a Nightingale," "The Cask of Amontillado")
 All pages in your essay should have your last name the
page number in the top right hand corner. (Ex. Jones 12)