Homework for Thursday

TOMMOROW is the last day to sign up for an SAT II for the June exam (Unless you wish to pay a late fee)

There is also a thread in the WMC forum for the AP World History exam, and I think it'd be a good place for anyone to ask questions about review books, the exam itself, or basically anything about the history of the world. Check it out here


Math O'Brien: pg. 486 9-19 odd, #22, 27, 36, 37
- Schwartz: June '04 and august '04 part IV's in the lil' green regents practice books (from comment).


Chemistry Glazebrook: For period 8, no homework. Other periods, you have a test tommorow on the deltas, rate of reaction, and equilibrium of reaction. Its mostly multiple choice, but there are a few do-it-yourself style problems as well.
- Schoen: Finish the back of the sheet we started in class.
- Brendel:


Latin A/III:


Latin C Hayes


French C: Quiz tommorow on medical conditions and treatments, see Quia Vocab Review for the terms you need to know. Honor society application due tommorow ($5 fee, signed application sheet by you and parent, and this and last years' transcript)


Spanish Dwyer:
- Prochilo: Page 5 of the packet? (Someone please confirm this)


German Aweh: Test tomorrow on past tense verbs. Page 76, exercise 2.


AP World History Riggio: See http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/ for sample essay responses. Keep studying!
- Rosequist: HW 2 due tommorow


AP Art History: Quiz tommorow on chp. 34 in Gardners, with information from 14.1, 14.2, 17.1, 17.5, 16.1 (2 people from this section) in DAH and 2 artists from chp. 33 in Gardners.

English Failey: Reading "checktest" on Animal Farm tommorow! Julius Caesar presentations continue on Monday.
- Oatis: Keep reading 1984.
- Eaton: Vocab Unit 8 quiz tomorrow
- Inners: Bring Vocab book for tommorow
-Etheridge:


Health Kost:


HTML & Web: Nothing

InSTAR ACE:
-BDF: Last presentation tommorow

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