Homework For the Weekend

Math O'Brien: Textbook, pg. 478 #18, 22, 28, 30, 32, 35, 38, 42
- Schwartz: work on the packet and complete all the evens.


Chemistry Glazebrook: No homework
- Schoen: Test is on Monday on Acids and Bases.
- Brendel: chapter 18 review questions


Latin A/III: Quiz on the chart from thursday


Latin C Hayes


French C: No homework, unless you didn't finish classwork


Spanish C: Dwyer: answer these questions
1. Explique significado del cuento?
2. Que imagenes emplea el autor para evocar el tema de la violencia?
3. Que palabras usaria usted para descubrir al capitan? al barbero?
4. Segun usted. Por que no le pone nombre al barbero o el autor?

- Prochillo: no homework.


German Aweh:


AP World History Riggio: Presentations are still going on so be prepared to present. Keep studying for the AP test.
- Rosequist: Keep studying for the AP test. Homework #2 due tomorrow


AP Art History: Start reading chp. 17 and corresponding pages in Gardners, and start reviewing for the AP test.

English Failey: Julius Caesar test monday
- Oatis: Continue reading 1984. Project due May 22.
- Eaton: Read chapters 3,4, and 5 in The Lord of the Flies.
- Inners: Finish book for tuesday; Period 7 vocab quiz monday on Ch 8
-Etheridge: Quiz on first 150 pages of 1984


Health Kost: unit homework is due Mon.


HTML & Web: Test on tables (once again...) postponed: to Monday. This will be the hardest test thus far, so study! Make sure you fully understand attributes like colspan, rowspan, cellpadding, cellspacing, etc.

InSTAR ACE: presentations will be finished on tuesday


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