PPT-Read pages 1 – 19 Quiz on Friday

Book of God Reading for the Week Read them Acts 12 Chapter 1 Read Introduction on page 2 What was it John 102242 httpswwwbiblegatewaycompassage searchJohn 102242ampversionGW. Attach additional pages if you require more space x Applications close Friday 26 th September 20 14 Personal D etails Surname Given Name Address Tel Day Suburb State Postcode Evening Email Mobile Date of Birth Age Gender Male Female Name of Spo Knowledge. Knowledge. Knowledge. Knowledge is true judgment with an account.. Gettier’s. Argument. Gettier’s. Argument. Is Justified True . Belief Knowledge?. Gettier’s. . Argument. Smith and Jones are applying for a job with a company. Smith has just spoken to the president of the company and learned that Jones will get the job. Smith believes that Jones will get the job, and for good reason. Smith also believes that Jones has ten coins in his pocket. He just saw Jones empty his pocket looking for a quarter, and put ten coins back in the pocket. Smith has been watching him ever since and is sure he neither removed nor added any coins. . The Tripartite Analysis. : S knows that p . iff. p is true,. S believes that p. ; and. S’s belief that p is . justified.. The Four-Part Analysis. : . S knows that p . iff. p is true,. S believes that p;. Grade Week 16 Agenda & Obj. 12/16-12/20. Monday: . Movie. Tuesday – Wednesday: Expressively Read. 10.4.4.4 . Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the text… connotative…. 20132012201120102007200419951984197419691954194519391913 8,200 pages 14,000 pages 16,500 pages 19,500 pages 26,300 pages 40,500 pages 60,044 pages 67,204 pages 4 0 4 0 50 8 , 8 , 2 1 4 1 4 , 16, 19 , SEMESTER TWO. VOCABULARY DEFINITIONS. Vocab: Tuesday 1-27-15. 1. . . Toshak. . (noun) a large cushion stuffed with cotton or a foam mattress. It is popular in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, and other countries in the Middle East.. Rubric will be posted on website. Romiette. and Julio. Chapters 1-. 9. October 28, 2015. Students will be able to read the text . Romiette. and Julio . and use evidence to determine the authors point of view (how the author chooses to tell the story). (RL8.1; RL8.6;RL8.10). . Pages 1-276 in text. . . . Parallel Reading: . Short Stories by . Tolstoy. . ENG II – World Literature. Weeks 1-6. S. trategize. O. rganize. Enlightened Absolutism. Absolutists in the 18. th. century attempted to apply the principles of the Enlightenment in their kingdoms.. Enlightened Absolutism. Many philosophes supported strong monarchy as the best tool to implement the goals and ideals of the Enlightenment.. A. miable: friendly. Cogent: powerfully persuasive. Gaunt: haggard (exhausted, worn-down). Infirmity: illness. Ingenuousness: innocence. Odious: offensive. Plaintive: melancholy (sad, depressed). Reproach: a criticism. DO NOW: Voice level 1. Get your binder. Complete planner (leave open to today). Take out “Goosebumps” Narrative to turn in.. Read silently.. Planners:. EQ: How can I “slow down” to make my narrative more powerful?. Vocabulary Unit 21 Quiz Friday 3-31-17 1. obsession (n.) a preoccupation; an idea, feeling, or impulse that a person cannot escape. 2. obtuse (adj.) not sharp-edged or pointed; blunt; intellectually and emotionally insensitive; dull AGENDA. Mrs. Bly. Room 323. Agenda. Attendance . (keep your phones). Homework due today: Read . Kite. Ch. 5 &6. Senior Guidance (1 hour). Kite Quiz Ch. 1-6. Do SQ. . Ch. 1 & 2 in groups. Stamp/ Review. For . every question you missed…. Write 1 sentence: Why is the right answer right?. Write 1 sentence: What was wrong about your answer?. Staple to your quiz. Turn in.. HW - . Finish . your Study .