Using the returned index cards, type the researched information in MLA format.

With an exception to the essays, please submit the entire portfolio, Parts I-IV, to this entity. NOTE: There is another assignment page for the essays.

Submit the assigned essays for the portfolio to this page.

Select the correct answer for each question.

Select the best answer from each sentence or question presented.

Submit the assigned poem in Google Classroom.

Submit the 19 poetry slides that include a title page and a table of contents. Be sure that each of the poetry slides include the following: a title, your name, poem, illustration, the device, and the definition. NOTE: The concrete, acrostic, limerick, and alphabet poems do not require a definition.

Select the correct verb for each sentence.

After reading each question, statement, or line of poetry, select the best answer for each.

Identify the subordinate clauses in the following sentences. Then, classify how it according to its structure.

Please, submit before 3:00 PM on Friday, December 17, 2021.

Submit the three (3) points, five paragraph essay before 3:00 PM on Friday, December 17, 2021. The essay should be typed in MLA format, 12 font, Times New Roman, and double-spaced. 


The topic is: What is your career aspiration, and how do you plan to meet that goal?

Select the correct answer for the questions or statement.

Select the correct answer for each sentence.

Select the correct answer for each statement.

Share your Google slides here. Even though all slides will be viewed in class, be sure that you are ready to present the "First-person Narrative" and three other slides of your choice.

Select the correct answer for each statement/question. NOTE: All questions/statements are in sequential order.

Select the correct answer for each statement.

Using the topic given, write an essay in MLA format which includes Times New Roman, 12 font, and double-spaced. The essay must also include three points and five paragraphs. Remember to avoid using the second-personal pronouns you, your, yours, yourself, or yourselves. Also refrain from using contractions (e.g. don't, isn't, I'm, etc.) The topic: 
Describe a challenge or obstacle you faced in the last
ten years. What did you learn about yourself from this experience?

ALL students are expected to complete this assignment. Simply:
-Click "Add or Create"'
-Click on the Google Drive;
-Find your portfolio; 
-Double click on the portfolio (NOTE: It loads automatically.); and 
-Click "Turn in."

On a separate sheet of paper, write each of the questions, statements, and the answers. Submit the assignment upon returning to class.

On a separate sheet(s) of paper, write the answer to each question or statement. Submit upon returning to class.

In your notes, write four examples of each of these:
Common nouns
Proper nouns
Concrete nouns
Abstract nouns
Collective nouns
Compound nouns
Also in your notes, write the appropriate pronouns for each type of pronoun listed:
Personal pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Interrogative pronouns
Relative pronouns
Reflexive/Intensive pronouns
Indefinite pronouns
To your notes add 10 examples of each types of verbs:
Action verbs
Linking verbs
Helping verbs
Show me your notes upon returning.

In your composition booklet, on a separate sheet of paper, write one half page about each topic.
August 16-17 - What personality traits make you unique or special?
August 18-19 - Why is it important to be respectful?
August 23-24 - What can you do to show compassion to those who have been negatively effected by the events of life?
August 25-26 - How would winning a million dollars change your life?
August 30-31 - What are the social benefits of exercising integrity?
Each assignment should be written in black or blue ink and should include the title and the date.

Using Google Slides, create a parody of your favorite children’s story (not a movie) or nursery rhyme that
includes the following:
Slide 1 - The title of your work; an illustration; your name; your class period; and the date;
Slide 2 - The introduction which includes the characters, setting, and introduces the conflict;
Slide 3 - Inciting incident;
Slide 4 - The rising action;
Slide 5 - The climax;
Slide 6 - The falling action;
Slide 7 - The resolution/conclusion; and
Slide 8 - The five elements should be identified.
               *Character(s)
               *Setting(s)
               *Point of view
               *Theme
               *Plot (Write one sentence to summarize the story.)



    


An illustration depicting the events should be on each page.






Be
prepared to present your story in front of your peers upon returning to class.