7th Period English 10 Honors Assignments
Assignment Calendar
June 2026
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Final Presentation
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Bring English Textbook
We are returning the textbook tomorrow!
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Discussion Prep #2
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Graded Discussion #2
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Graded Discussion #1
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Discussion Prep #1
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Reading Calendar
One due per group; please put all group members' names on the assignment
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Final Draft: Rhetorical Analysis
Composition & Performance Category
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Printed Rough Draft
Classwork/Homework Category
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis
No use of AI or internet is permitted for this assignment. You may only use your book to complete this assignment! Each individual must turn in their own unique work, and working together/"divide and conquer" is not permitted for this assignment.
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Julius Caesar Reading Quiz #2
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Julius Caesar Reading Quiz #1
Acts 1-3
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Rhetorical Analysis Terms Quiz
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Common Writing Assessment
Post your Common Writing Assessment here.
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Research Essay Final Draft
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1500-2000 words
MLA formatting
Works Cited Page (not part of final word count)
Clear, defensible thesis statement in the introductory paragraph
1500-2000 words
MLA formatting
Works Cited Page (not part of final word count)
Clear, defensible thesis statement in the introductory paragraph
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Printed Rough Draft
Bring a printed rough draft with you to class. You must print before class. If you do not bring a complete, printed draft, you will not earn these points.
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Annotated Bibliography
You must include 5 sources from reputable, trustworthy databases and websites. (Check ProQuest!)
Your bibliography should be in proper MLA formatting. Then, add a paragraph (4-6 sentences) for each source explaining what is most compelling and relevant for your research topic.
Your bibliography should be in proper MLA formatting. Then, add a paragraph (4-6 sentences) for each source explaining what is most compelling and relevant for your research topic.
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Research Proposal
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Read + Annotate "Night" Alternate Ending
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Dialectical Journal #5
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Dialectical Jornal #4
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Dialectical Journal #3
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Dialectical Journal #2
pgs. 18-34
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Dialectical Journal #1
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Homework 2/25
Read Night pages 3-17
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Vocabulary Quiz
Review the terms attached to prepare for a vocabulary quiz on Thursday, February 19th.
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Reflection
In one handwritten page, answer the following question: What is the purpose of studying the Holocaust today? You may use "The Perils of Indifference," other readings, or connections to real-world events to support your response.
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Literary Analysis Essay
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Final Draft
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Printed Rough Draft
Bring printed rough draft at the start of class for peer revision.
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Annotated Bibliography
5+ sources required. All sources must be highly credible, academic sources.
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Topic Proposal/Statement of Purpose
Weak Example: I want to know about the rain forest in Brazil.
Strong Example: The purpose of this paper is to explore and evaluate the causes of destruction in Brazil’s rain
forest.
Weak Example: I want to know more about rock and roll.
Strong Example: The purpose of this paper is to examine how rock and roll developed from blues, gospel, and
country music and how that influenced a generation, sparking social change.
Strong Example: The purpose of this paper is to explore and evaluate the causes of destruction in Brazil’s rain
forest.
Weak Example: I want to know more about rock and roll.
Strong Example: The purpose of this paper is to examine how rock and roll developed from blues, gospel, and
country music and how that influenced a generation, sparking social change.
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Mock Trial Write-Up
Upload your 250-word argumentative paragraph (jury, judges, witnesses, timekeeper), your opening/closing statements (prosecution, defense attorneys), speech to the jury (Creon, Antigone) and reports (press).
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Part 2 Analysis Questions
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Analysis Questions
Answer all questions on a separate sheet of paper.
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Reading Quiz
Antigone Prologue, Scenes 1-2 (pages 772-787 in textbook)
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Common Writing Assessment
Submit your paragraph response here!
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Greek Appeals Advertisement Project
One member of your group will upload your video. Make sure all group members' names are on the project. All group members will receive the same grade.
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Kite Runner Final Essay: Final Draft
Post the final draft of your Kite Runner essay to Google Classroom.
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Kite Runner Final Essay: Rough Draft
Please bring a PRINTED draft for peer revision. This must be printed AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS for full credit. Plan ahead!
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Socratic Seminar
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Socratic Seminar Prep
Must be printed or handwritten. No computers are allowed during Socratic Seminars!
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Kite Runner Reading Quiz: Ch. 20-25
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Kite Runner Reading Quiz: Ch. 11-19
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Feminist Literary Theory Analytical Paragraph
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Kite Runner Reading Quiz: Ch. 7-10
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Kite Runner Reading Quiz: Ch. 1-6
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Quiz: The Kite Runner Background and Context
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Group Project: The Kite Runner Presentation
Choose ONE group member to post your Google Slides presentation here. Make sure ALL group members' names are on the title slide.
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Individual Notes: Kite Runner WebQuest
Post your page of notes here.
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Letter of Introduction
You will submit a HARD COPY of your letter to me, either typed and printed or handwritten.
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Signed Syllabus
Sign and return the back page to show you have read and agree to the expectations of this class. A parent or guardian needs to read and sign as well.