1. What makes the rats humanlike?
2. When the Cornelius de Witt was going to be wrecked, what emotion did the narrator express?
3. What gives way that lets the rats into the lighthouse the first time?
4. Do the lighthouse keepers ever set fire to their own island?
5. Which history the rock(island) or the narrator's history make the story more frightening?
6. How does suspense make someone feel? (look on the intro page of the story)
44 comments:
Do we have to do the tic tac toe?
not if you got 100 on last fridays test
Ok because Ms. Gladden was talking about the tic tac toe in class.
omg! hi i wanna make this one really longggggggggggggggggg so then we can have lots of comments!
anyone on!!!!!!!!!!!
@Callie
You aren't suppose to use text english.
oh opps sorry i put omg instead of oh my gosh sorry i never say oh my gosh i say omg im very sorry ill try 2 correct my poor english skills
i don't think im going to get a 100 on this one.....
Re: DOL answers
14) After the play Kim said, "I didn't think the Romans fought hard enough."
15) They aren't going by the way of Highway 59, I don't think.
Ms. Gladden, are you going to post the packet on eTUSD too?
number 5 is confusing! need help?
@david: wait, which number 5...?
for the questions up there
the helpful hints number 5?
@david: the history the narrator writes about the rocks(island) is that they are very slippery and one slip can cause death either by drowning or the sharks, i think.
your welcome :)
Is Ms. Gladden gonna post the other 2 DOLs too?
AGGHHH!~ I don't think im going to pass the test!! i might as well just start the tic tac toe... :(
oh, hi nisha!
@ esther
i know right...im gonna fail!
wait.. I don't get number 5... is it asking for the narrator's history?
@ jen
no its asking what history does the island(specificly the rocks) that makes it scary?
hint hint...very slippery
Oh okay. Sorry, the way the sentence was written confused me.
@Paige: It's okay if the tic tac toe is on one page, right?
i think so.... i saw some one do it like that i forget who though
okay. thanks Callie
ur welcome JENNIFER hahahaha i rember when one of coaches said sekidee
Wow. This test will be hard. ¬.¬
I dont get independent and dependent clauses since i spaced out while Ms.Gladden was teaching.
@ jen
no u cant put it on one page ms. gladden told us that the first week...
@ callie
ms. gladden didn't tell your class not to do that? i did it the first time and she said it was fine for that time, but in the future to put it on two pages, since it goes in our book or something...
...you know the book with all our stuff from the whole year...
miguel, i explained it to you already.
@miguel: here, hope this helps:
Simple sentence - one independent clause.
The dog barks.
Complex sentence - one independent and one or more dependent clauses.
After the dog barks, it goes to sleep.
Compound sentence - two or more independent clauses.
The dog barks, and then it goes to sleep.
Compound-complex sentence - two or more independent and one or more
dependent clauses.
After the dog barks, it goes to sleep, and then it wakes up.
Declarative sentence - a sentence that makes a statement and always ends in a period.
The moon reflects the light from the sun.
Imperative sentence - sentences that give a command or an order. Imperative sentences differ from conventional sentences in that their subject, which is always "you," is understood rather than expressed.
Stand on your head.
Interrogative sentence - a sentence that asks a question.
Who won the game last night?
Exclamatory sentence - a sentence with strong feeling or emotion; a more forceful version of a declarative sentence only with an exclamation point at the end.
I hate when that happens!
wow
if anyones on help!! THE HOMEWORK IS CONFUSING ME AND other classmates. the numbers arent listed right and some words fit in 2 different spots!!
@Kyra you talking about the crossword
@kyra: i think you just need to try and do the best you can....
for the book report, if you look at the paper that she gave us for it and in paragraph one, it says list the pages and readability of the book. what do u mean by readability???
@nisha: ummm....i think it means the rate of how easy the book was to read or something....
i'll ask ms. gladden tomorrow
k tnx!!! @ hanna
your welcome
( don't use text style english)
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