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=Homework Assignment-Evaluate a Website= toc 1. What is the URL [] 2. Who owns or operates the website? Are they business (.com), non-profit (.org), or government (.gov), or other? Please describe. ﻿The Literature Network 3. Who is the intended audience for this website? Anyone that's interested in looking up stories 4. Do you think this is a reliable website? why or why not? Yes, because it give you information on the story, and it's helpful.

=My Reading Journal=
 * Step 1**: Go to the Library and choose a novel, biography, autobiography, historical non-fiction that is culturally relevant to a part of your identity. For example, do you identify yourself as male, female, African American, Hispanic, musician, skateboarder, young adult, senior citizen, gamer, soap opera watcher, etc... (You will start to notice that we all have multiple identities and that each social context of where we are, what are we doing, and for what purposes help us choose which identity we use in that particular situation.)

I choose this book just because in high school we watch movies in english class on shakespeare, and i became alot more interested.
 * Question #1**- Why did you choose this book?
 * Step 2:** Calculate and write a reading Schedule here. You should calculate a reading schedule that enables you to finish mid-November in order for you to work on your digital presentation.Insert a table that list what pages or chapters you intend to read each week. For example:
 * **Week #** || **Schedule of Pages or Chapter to Read Each Week** ||
 * Week1 (Sept. 20th-24th || //Othello// pages 7pg-21pg ||
 * Week 2 (Sept. 27th-30th || p.23- p.30 ||
 * Week 3 (Oct 26th- 30th || p30- p.51 ||
 * Week 4 (Nov 1st- 22th || p59- p111 ||

dialectical reading journa l each time you read and update your journal here each week:
 * Step 3:** Begin writing in

and I, (God) bless the mark, his moorship's ancient.
 * **Quotes, lines, or sentences, with Page number** || **Your thoughts, ideas, questions about the quote you chose** ||
 * This countercaster, he, in good time, must his lieutenant be,

forbear him.
 * That with the little godliness I have I did full hard


 * Judge me the world;


 * Jump not


 * I am for you

~ To my believe, when Iago makes the remark Moorship's, its a racial slur to Othello. (God Bless This Mark) and expression or thought of impatients i believe.
 * Guine Hen || What does Iago mean by Moorship's? God bless this mark?

Full hard? Forbear him? Forbear him; Iago trying to warn othello of the (Magnifico) Barbantio
 * From looking at sentence full hard would be (difficulty) having trouble,

Judge me the world ?
 * I think this saying means let the people be the judge of me.

The meaning of (I am for you) ?
 * Iago pretends to challege Roderigo

Iago's contemptuous reference to Desdemona ||

=My Vocabulary Journal= Use a table to keep a record of vocabulary words.


 * **Word & Word in a sentence** || **Guess +****Your own definition****, Root word, Part of Speech,, & Your new sentence using the word** ||
 * ~Tush

~Cable || ~I think Tush might mean being impatient. ~Tush would be a noun because its stating an action, ~ Tush! things never seem to go on the time i want it to, why do i have to wait!

~ A type of rope ~ I think Cable will be and noun; person place or thing. and cable would be describe as a thing ~ I threw the cable up my window so i could climb up, i lost my key. || ~Noun ~Sentence; The Witch cast a spell on the princess. || ~Action ~The officer attach the robbers. || Action He hit me! and I jabbed him in the arm. || Verb I have to fill out my gender on a application ||
 * ~Echanted || * Casting a type spell...
 * ~ Attach || *Arrest
 * ~ Yerked || Jabbed
 * Gender || Kind


 * OTHELLO**


 * A Shackespeare story written about love, jeolousy, and betrayel.**
 * Othello is from (Venice), he falls in love with a young lady name(Desdemona) and they**
 * fall madly in love and elope. (The story takes place on the Island of Cyprus). Iago, who hates Othello**
 * has a plan to destroy him; by destroying his loving marriage with (Desdemona).**
 * By having him think she's unfaithful. And the love story does not end with such a happy ending**

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