Daily Edit Language Arts Week 13 November 14-18 Monday November 14 1st period Edit peace/piece Peace—NOUN---the normal non-warring condition of the world; an agreement or treaty between groups to end war and fighting; state of mutual harmony between people and groups; Example: I think we should try to live in peace with our neighbors, despite our differences. Piece---NOUN---a separate or limited portion of something; a quantity of some material; a more or less definite portion of a whole; a particular length; Example: I want a piece of chocolate first; later I want to cut a blueberry pie into six pieces and share them with my friends. Write down the following sentence, circle the correct use of peace or piece. This collection of her speeches and writings is eloquent testimony to Kelly's commitment to peace/piece. 2nd period Edit principal/principle Principal---adjective---first or highest in rank, importance, main value; OR Principal—noun---a chief, the head or director of a school; person who takes a leading part in an activity; Example: The principal at Horizonte came in to talk about scholarship opportunities. Principle—noun---an accepted or professed rule of action or conduct; a fundamental law of truth; Example: According to his religious principles in the Catholic Church, it was hard for the priest to think about proposed article about the principles of modern physics. Write down the following sentence, circle the correct use of principal or principle. If you're still in your home at the end of the interest-only period, you'll have to start paying off the principal/principle amount. 3rd period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence, circle the correct use of peace or piece. We’re so efficient that I am used to saving everything, even a tiny peace/piece of string to reuse. 4th period Edit either/neither Either---adjective----one or the other of two, or each of two—the one and the other; Example: You may sit at either end of the table. Neither—conjunction—not either, as of persons or things specified Example: There are trees on neither side of the river. Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. Either/Neither John or Isaiah is at home right now. 5th period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. You don't change that basic principal/principle to solve that equation. 6th period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. One thing this new political committee did was to draw up “seven principals/principles of public life.” 7th period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence, circle the correct use of peace or piece. That may be the puzzle peace/piece you are missing. Monday answers 1st peace 7th piece 2nd principal 3rd piece 4th neither 5th principle 6th principles Tuesday November 15 1st period Edit quotation marks Quotation marks are punctuation marks (“ ”) that set off dialogue, quoted material, titles of short works, and definitions. They can also be used to place emphasis, demonstrate sarcasm or tone, in different phrases. Quotation marks also indicate movie titles, song titles, and other titles. You capitalize the first letter of a direct quote when the quoted material is a complete sentence. Examples: Mr. Johnson, who was working in his field that morning, said, "The alien spaceship appeared right before my own two eyes." The great march of "progress" has left millions impoverished and hungry. Write down the following sentence; put in quotation marks where needed. Come on, he said, it’s time for us to go! 2nd period Edit either/neither Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. There are two roads into the town, and you can take either/neither to get to my house. 3rd period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. In addition, the Museum hosts art exhibitions that represent the principal/principle artistic styles and periods of world cultures. 4th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; put in quotation marks where needed. The quarterback told the reporter, It's quite simple. They played a better game, scored more points, and that's why we lost. 5th period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. May you and the rest of your family find comfort in your memories of your grandfather, and find peace/piece at this time. 6th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where needed. We went to see Transformers at the theater; later we went back and saw Iron Man 2. 7th period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. Evolution matters because it is the central organizing principal/principle of biology. Tuesday answers 1st “Come on,” he said, “it’s time for us to go!” 2nd either 3rd 4th The quarterback told the reporter, “It's quite simple. They played a better game, scored more principal 5th peace points, and that's why we lost.” 6th We went to see ”Transformers” at the theater; later we went back and saw” Iron Man 2.” 7th principle Wednesday November 16 1st period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. In her latest book, she combines the 1-2-3 principal/principle with a more nutrition-conscious approach. 2nd period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. America and our friends and allies join with all those who want peace/piece and security in the world. 3rd period Edit either/neither Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. He's not fond of parties, and I'm not either/neither. 4th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. He said, I may forget your name, but I never forget a face. 5th period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. While in his 20's, the Olympic gold-medal winner rejected the principal/principle that a swimmer should pull his arms straight back through the water. 6th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. The detective said, I am sure of who performed the murder. 7th period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. She wants peace/piece above all else, and will shout it as loud as she can. Wednesday answers 1st principle 2nd peace 3rd either 4th He said,” I may forget your name, but I never forget a face.” 5th principle 6th The detective said, “I am sure of who performed the murder.” 7th peace Thursday November 17 1st period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. This form of the momentum principal/principle works if the force is constant or if the time is very short. 2nd period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. Hey, she shouted down the hallway, what are you doing? 3rd period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. John Lennon put to music a simple catch phrase — “All we are saying is give peace/piece a chance” — and the antiwar movement had its anthem. 4th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. Mullen, criticizing the apparent inaction, writes, Donahue's policy was to do nothing (24). 5th period Edit either/neither Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. Bob can't go, and either/neither can I. 6th period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. The girl's principal/principle feature is the long beautiful hair that is hanging down her back. 7th period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. Draw ten horizontal lines on a big peace/piece of paper. Thursday answers: 1st principle 2nd “Hey,” she shouted down the hallway, “what are you doing?” 3rd peace 4th Mullen, criticizing the apparent inaction, writes, “Donahue's policy was to do nothing” (24). 5th neither 6th principal 7th piece Friday November 18 1st period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. Phillip asked, Do you need this book? 2nd period Edit principal/principle Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of principal or principle. The principal/principle limitation to new immigration laws’ effectiveness is that government enforcement is required. 3rd period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. Basically, you just need to buy specific peaces/pieces of gear. 4th period Edit either/neither Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. If she doesn't want it, either/neither do I. 5th period Edit quotation marks Write down the following sentence; write in quotation marks where necessary. Does Dr. Lim always say to her students, You must work harder? 6th period Edit peace/piece Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of peace or piece. This quiet cinematic journey tells a tale of grief, solace and peace/piece. 7th period Edit either/neither Write down the following sentence; circle the correct use of either or neither. If you don't come, she won't come either/neither. Friday answers: 1st Phillip asked,” Do you need this book?” 5th Does Dr. Lim always say to her students,” You must work harder”? 6th peace 7th either 2nd principal 3rd pieces 4th neither