Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Wed., 10-28-2010_periods 1-3


Follow everyone else's blog.
Use two browser windows simultaneously.
Get links from Davis's blog.
Go to your "dashboard."
Click "add" in the "Reading list."
Cop/Paste URL's into the field.
Now you can view everyone's newest blog posts at a glance.

Mr. D.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

10-26-2010 HW periods 1-3

1. Create your personal blog.
2. Reply to this post with your blog's URL (http:...).
3. Do last night's blog question, if you have not already done so.

+20

Mr. D.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Mr. D Does Homework Too

1. pp. 10-12 summary

Impending war with?

Blank and Blank have the same names.

*Hamlet has suddenly gotten more confusing.

Denmark (ruler?)
vs.
Country? (Fortinbras)

Marcellus wants to know the 411 about why everyone in Denmark is buzzin around ready to go to war. Horatio talks about some old enemies and about how supernatural events are harbingers of bad events. Marcellus, Horatio, and Bernardo think that the ghost is just a harbinger of the upcoming war with Norway. How wrong they are. Ghost enters.

2. inverted syntax
"A mote it [the ghost] is to trouble the mind's eye" (Shakespeare 12). (object/verb/subject)
Modern English would follow the pattern of "It is a mote...." (subject/verb/object)

from Apple dictionary

mote |mōt|nouna tiny piece of a substance : the tiniest mote of dust.PHRASESa mote in someone's eye a fault in a person that is less serious than one in someone else who is being critical. [ORIGIN: with biblical allusion to Matt. 7:3.]ORIGIN Old English mot, related to Dutch mot ‘dust, sawdust.’


Blah, blah, blah.
Mr. D. is out.

Mon. 10-25-10 Hamlet Q, periods 1-3

*Jordan West is right. Mr. D. messed up. He skipped a step since he didn't have you share blog URL's yet. Sorry. Just reply to my post for now. My mistake. Thank you, Jordan.

1. summarize pp. 10-12.
2. give an example of inverted syntax from the text pp. 2-28.

+20


Friday, October 22, 2010

periods 1-3 Hamlet Harbinger Q

1. Explain why the sightings of the king's ghost are a harbinger of things to come for Hamlet.
2. What are the sightings of the king's ghost a harbinger of?

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Hamlet Book Numbers

Periods 1-3,

Please respond to this post with your full name, student ID# and Hamlet bar code number. +10

Thank you

Mr. D.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Senior Research Topics

Please post your name, date, period and the topic(s) that you plan on exploring. +20