Post date: Dec 05, 2016 2:43:39 AM

Here's a quick preview of the week ahead:

Vocabulary: We will complete unit 10--our final unit--in the Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop books this week. Please follow our usual schedule for homework.

Monday--Choosing the Right Word

Tuesday--Synonyms and Antonyms

Wednesday--Completing the Sentence

Thursday--Study for Friday's Quiz

Here are links to Quizlets for the week's words:

https://quizlet.com/667284/level-f-unit-10-flash-cards/

https://quizlet.com/41989764/vocabulary-workshop-level-f-unit-10-synonyms-antonyms-flash-cards/

Wuthering Heights

We will continue to read and discuss Emily Bronte's novel this week, according to the schedule you received in class and that is posted below:

Link to online text of novel:

http://www.wuthering-heights.co.uk/chapters.php

You can also listen to the book for free via LibriVox. Here is a link to their Wuthering Heights page. Different recordings available here may vary in quality.

https://librivox.org/search?q=wuthering%20heights&search_form=advanced

Wuthering Heights

Fall 2016

Date by Which

Chapter(s) Should Be Read

9-10 Monday, Dec. 5

11-12 Tuesday, Dec. 6

13-15 Wednesday, Dec. 7

16-17 Thursday, Dec. 8

18-20 Friday, Dec. 9

21-22 Monday, Dec. 12

23-24 Tuesday, Dec. 13

25-27 Wednesday, Dec. 14

28-30 Thursday, Dec. 15

31-32 Friday, Dec. 16

33-34 Monday, Dec. 19

Restoration Satire

We will also read a couple of works from the Restoration era that display the satirical talents of their authors: "The Rape of the Lock" by Alexander Pope and "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift.