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Important Info:  Make-up for timed essay and multiple- choice tests must be made up by this Fri, Feb 14!!!! *****Quiet time: 4 th, 5 th, and first lunch on A Days *****You may come in during on “off” period and you may sit in the hall or in my room; but, you may not get the quiet time you need.

Extra-Credit Opportunities!!  Annotate a specific poem given to you by me  Writing about a poem: this must be done here in my room  Compose a Character Body Map on any character from Frankenstein ****Last day : Fri, Feb 21 ****Each one worth TEN points added to your lowest grade. (not multiple-choice)You may only do any TWO of the above!!

Objectives:  To continue poetry analysis from a couple of poets  To understand the format of the AP Multiple-Choice test  To review your analysis of Frankenstein  To recall characteristics of Existentialism

Today’s Agenda:  Finish presentations  Grade last week’s multiple- choice test  Write literature card for Frankenstein  More poetry M/C practice!!!

Lit. Card: Frankenstein -Title -archetypes -Author -important quotes -Characters -Conflicts -themes