Routines & Expectations
The first thing to do when you walk in the classroom.
The rhetorical appeal that aims to use credibility and moral responsibility to persuade.
Ethos
The person who kills Piggy.
What to do before leaving the classroom.
Throw away scrap pieces of paper or trash, move back desks to proper location, tuck in chairs.
Definition of "diction."
Word choice; specific words that are used with intention to achieve a desired purpose
The symbolism of the conch.
Civilization, order, democracy.
When to go to the bathroom.
Before the start of class (after dropping off your bag and informing the teacher), during independent work time.
Definition of allusion.
A reference to a famous figure, event, or literary work.
Yes or no: Simon becomes corrupted by savagery.
No
How to ask for an extension.
Ask Ms. Su Ji--either in person or through Canvas message--at least a day before the assignment is due. Provide an explanation for why you need the extension.
The difference between anaphora and epistrophe.
Anaphora- when a word or phrase is repeated at the beginning of successive clauses or sentences.
Epistrophe- when a word of phrase is repeated at the end of successive clauses or sentences.
The main idea William Golding wanted to communicate in his novel.
Savagery is inherent.
List the procedure to follow when a student misses a day of class.
1) Ask a friend to catch up on the content.
2) Send Ms. Su Ji a polite and grammatically correct email explaining your absence and asking for what you missed.
2) When you are back at school, approach Ms. Su Ji at the start of class to ask for missed handouts.
The definition and example of an antithesis.
An antithesis is when two contrasting ideas are placed near each other in a sentence or in a series of sentences.
Examples: "Do you think goodness is not possible without evil?" "The popcorn was both salty and sweet."
Jack and Roger show different aspects of savagery. Jack is power-hungry and authoritarian, and Roger delights in causing pain.