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100
Our new Principal.

Who is Mr. Swanston? 

100

The four types of texts we will be reading in English. 

Fiction, non-fiction, poetry and novels. 

100

The country whose history we will be focusing on this year. 

What is the United States?

100

This is what happens to phones that are taken out in class. 

What is "they get sent to the office for a parent pickup?" 
200

This is the theme of the magnet's 8th grade. 

What is "act for impact?"

200

Three aspects of fiction that we will be analyzing this year.

What are plot, characters, and theme?

200
The group of people who colonized the Americas. 

Who were the Europeans? 

200

How you ask to use the restroom in class. 

What is holding up two crossed fingers? 

300

Examples of three types of communities we belong to. 

What are personal, global and local communities? 

300

The woman who created our writing curriculum.

Who was Jane Schaffer?

300

The number of colonies that existed when the United States was founded.

What is 13?

300

This is the one item of school supplies I expect you to bring to class every single day. 

What is a pen or a pencil?

400
Our Magnet Coordinator. 

Who is Ms. Hans? 

400

Three things writers use that we will be analyzing this year. 

What are craft, tone and use of structure? 

400

This is the period after the Civil War. 

What is reconstruction? 

400

This is where I expect you to be when the second bell rings for the end of passing period. 

Where is in your seat ready to work? 

500

Ms. May's baby.

Who is Juniper May English?

500

These are the four types of essays you will be writing this year. 

What are narrative, expository, literary analysis and argumentative essays?

500

This is the founding document of our government. 

What is the Constitution? 

500

This is where you return all completed work. 

What are the turn-in drawers?