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Semester 2 Classroom Protocol Review
Semester 2 Classroom Protocol Review
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Core work WILL NOT be accepted late.
False
True
2
Bell ringer work will be turned in for a grade.
False
True
3
How do you borrow a chrome book?
Call Ms. Fox to ask.
Take it when the teacher isn't looking.
Sign it out on the whiteboardsign out sheet.
Give your teacher your student ID.
4
One of the units of study this semester is
Rhetorical Essay
Argumentative
Literary Analysis
Short Story
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What is a simile?
Comparing two objects using "like" or "as."
Showing happiness in poetry.
Giving human characteristics to non-human things.
An extreme exaggeration.
6
Where should you keep your bell ringer handouts?
We don't need to keep them
Workbook
Turn-in baskets
Binder
7
You must sign pencils to borrow them.
False
True
8
What is the process to leave the classroom?
Grab the pass and run.
Ask your friends if you can go.
Signal to your teacher.
There isn't one. No one can leave.
9
What is the first thing you should do when coming into ELA class?
Nothing, the teacher will tell you.
Look at the board for the materials needed and take them out.
Talk to your friends.
Take a power nap.
10
What homework will you have this semester?
Vocabulary worksheets
Essay writing
Reading & reading project
Grammar study
11
Where should you check if you've been absent?
Google Classroom!
The bathroom walls.
Carmody website.
Snapchat, duh!
12
A conclusion based on evidence or information is
a hypothesis.
a guess.
an inference.
an estimate.
13
Phones are allowed in class.
True
False
14
How many days do you have to make up work after being absent?
One
Two
Zero
Three
15
What is hyperbole?
The way an author reveals a character's personality
Describing animals, objects, or ideas with human qualities
The feelings the reader gets from a story
Extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect