Homework Due April 2nd

David Copperfield 

• Finish the book

• Write essay comparing either three characters or three themes in the novel.

Study Sheet

• Work on filling out the first page of the Study Sheet, turn in next week 

English Literature

• Read Victorian Literature pages 364-367; 391-396 and 397-405 
• Answer questions on pages 397-405  
• Turn in

   
CLEP students

• Study the following quizlet

• Research further anything you don't remember or haven't studied

• CLEP English Literature 2
• Watch the videos under The Renaissance (heed my warning given in class )

Homework Due March 26th

David Copperfield chapters 50-58

• Outline the chapters 

• Begin planning your essay    

Study Sheet

• Work on filling out the first page of the Study Sheet, turn in next week 

English Literature

• Read pages 332-363
• Answer questions 2,3,6,7,8,9,10,13,15,16
• Write a paragraph comparing Malory's "Morte D'Arthur" with "The Passing of Arthur" by Tennyson
• Turn in

CLEP students

• Study the following quizlet

• Research further anything you don't remember or haven't studied

• CLEP English Literature 2
• Watch the videos under Old and Middle English (head my warning given in class )

Blogpost to follow with information about mid-term

Spring Break

Have a wonderful spring break.

Enjoy your week off with no homework.


Make sure I have all your missing work by Friday at midnight.

Mid-term guide

For the mid-term

Complete the literary periods organizer found in the dropbox and handed out in class on the Romantic literature time period. If you have trouble accessing it let me know and I'll email you a copy. Bring this filled in to class next week.

David Copperfield and Romantic literature quiz. Be prepared to answer questions on what we've read so far, who said what in David Copperfield (study the quizlet found here), and the information on the Romantic period in literature found in your textbook.

Literary techniques be prepared by studying the quizlet and being able to answer questions like the review we had this week in class.

Each of these components will constitute a 1/3 of your mid-term score.