1. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Monday, August 24, 2015 hey felicia how come your not garbed in black as you were all last year asks a boy whos puckish expression mirrored his waggish personality

2. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Corrections “Hey, Felicia, how come you’re not garbed in black as you were all last year?” asked a boy whose puckish expression mirrored his waggish personality. 7. garbed- to cover with or as if with clothing 8. puckish- having or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy 9. waggish- silly and playful

3. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Tuesday, August 25, 2015 felicia fey rolled her eyes and retorted hey william waggish i may dress weirdly and my spells may backfire but you right the most egregious poetry

4. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Corrections Felicia Fey rolled her eyes and retorted, “Hey, William Waggish, I may dress weirdly, and my spells may backfire, but you write the most egregious poetry.” 10. Fey- marked by an otherworldly air or attitude 11. egregious- conspicuously (especially) bad

5. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Wednesday, August 26, 2015 to hide his admiration of felicia william waggish makes a tasteless but funny joke about girls. noone listened and everyone turned their head in alessandras direction to here her story. they too were used too williams lame poems vapid jokes and friendly barbs

6. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Corrections To hide his admiration of Felicia, William Waggish makes a tasteless but funny joke about girls. No one listened, and everyone turned their head in Alessandra’s direction to hear her story. They, too, were used to William’s lame poems, vapid jokes, and friendly barbs. 12. lame- not strong, good, or effective 13. vapid- not lively or interesting; dull or boring 14. barbs- a biting or pointedly critical remark or comment

7. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Thursday, August 27, 2015 the last member of the troop sam sagacious simply stood wisely and mutely as he waited for the clamor to die down. he held a huge heavy book nortons anthology of poetry in his hand and pretended to read it but he really was watching alessandra amorous who he liked

8. Bell work: Caught Ya’s Week 2 Corrections The last member of the troop, Sam Sagacious, simply stood wisely and mutely as he waited for the clamor to die down. He held a huge, heavy book, Nortons Anthology of Poetry, in his hand and pretended to read it, but he really was watching Alessandra Amorous whom he liked. 15. sagacious- having or showing an ability to understand difficult ideas or situations and to make good decisions 16. mutely- not able or willing to speak 17. clamor- a loud continuous noise (such as the noise made when many people are shouting or talking)

9. Bell work: Friday, August 28, 2015 Language 8.1Can I identify the correct use of commas (i.e., compound sentences, coordinating conjunctions, introductory words, appositives, interrupters) within context. 1. Read the following sentence In 1286 well before Benjamin Franklin the first eyeglasses were created in Italy. Choose the correct way to punctuate this sentence. A In 1286, well before Benjamin Franklin, the first eyeglasses, were created in Italy. B In 1286 well before, Benjamin Franklin, the first eyeglasses, were created in Italy. C In 1286, well before Benjamin Franklin, the first eyeglasses were created in Italy. D In 1286, well before Benjamin Franklin the first eyeglasses, were created in Italy. 2. Read the following sentence About twenty-five years later sidepieces were invented. Choose the revision that shows correct comma usage in the sentence. F About twenty-five years later, sidepieces, were invented. G About twenty-five years later, sidepieces were invented. H About twenty-five years later sidepieces, were invented. J About, twenty-five years later, sidepieces were invented.