Homework for Monday

Math O'Brien: Complete entire review sheet for tommorow. Do it or you won't get a nifty-keeno answer sheet.
- Schwartz: complete the packet, I believe only the evens but I am not sure. Test on all stuff is on Wednesday.


Chemistry Glazebrook: Finish lab if you did not do so in class
- Schoen: no homework
- Brendel:


Latin A/III: Quiz tomorrow on the declensions (open notes)


Latin C Hayes: Memorize the second declention masculant column on the noun sheet.


French C: pg. 71, activity B, full sentences


Spanish Dwyer: Get the vocabulary sheet (the small quiz, supposedly) done
- Prochillo: worksheet, do only the assigned numbers (which are:1,3,7,11,12,13,17,21,22,27,30,33 and 35)


German Aweh: Finish the Wortschatzliste-Kap3. Do #'s 1-6 in the weak verb section and 11-20 in the strong verb section.


AP World History Riggio: Presentations continue, Unit 4 tommorow. Keep studying for the AP exam
- Rosequist: Study for AP


AP Art History: Continuing reviewing for the AP exam and study chapter 17 in DAH and chapter 34 in Gardners

English
Failey: Reduced Julius Caesar presentations start Wednesday. (Tuesday is that career thing in the library) Also, do the journal entry on Animal Farm about the allegory, and relevence to this quote: "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men."
- Oatis: Continue reading 1984
- Eaton: read chapter 6 of The Lord of the Flies for Wed and have unit 8 of the vocab finished by Wednesday and the quiz on unit 8 is on Friday.
- Inners: Finish Of Mice and Men by tomorrow, and something about writing a character in your journals, though I'm just taking this info from a comment so further explanation would be helpful.
-Etheridge: No homework


Health Kost: Test on Alcohol is on Thursday.


HTML & Web: Nothing; bring in your textbook tommorow

InSTAR ACE:
BDF: We have a few presentations to go

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