11th/12th World History Quiz 19 & 20 Study Guide...

For your two quizzes, Quiz 19 (p. 219-224) and Quiz 20 (p. 224-228), here is a study guide for what to study:

• Know what each of these men accomplished:
• John Wilkins
• Johannes Kepler
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo Galilei
• Robert Boyle
• Nicolaus Copernicus
• The "Father of Modern Science"
• The first permanent scientific scoiety of the Modern Age
• The man responsible for contributing more to scientific progress than any other scientist
• Drew Praying Hands
• A German portrait painter
• Developed the art of woodcutting
• Greatest of the Dutch Masters
• "Father of the English Hymn"
• Famous oratorio ritten by Frederick Handel
• Known for the great Fifth and Ninth Symphonies
• Great musician known for the Brandenburg Conertos
• A work of superior excellence that has stood the test of time
• Child prodigy who wrote the operas The Magic Flut and The Marriage of Figaro

You can send me pictures via text message of your quiz and I will grade them and get them back to you! Big test coming up so if you have any questions, please let me know!!!

11th/12th World History Quiz 18 Study Guide...

Use the study guide below to preprare for you Quiz 18 (p. 207-215):

• The greatest writer of all time
• The cardinal that controlled the throne of France during the reign of Louis XIII
• Who Queen Elizabeth employed to build up the English fleet
• The name given to the horrible killing of thousands of Huguenots on August 24, 1572
• First Protestant king of France
• Who the English completely defeated in 1588
• Who issued the Edict of Nantes, giving some toleration to the Huguenots
• The queen that opposed John Knox in Scotland
• The works of William Shakespears (you will be given a list and have to write which one is not a work)
• The leaders of the French Huguenots

Once you have taken the quiz, please take a picture of your quiz and text it to me so I can grade it and let you know what you missed. You can then keep this quiz (do NOT turn it in your packet on April 13th) to use to study for your test.

9th/10th US Geography Quiz Review....

On Friday, April 3rd, you are to take the US Geography Quiz p. 130-143. Here are some things to look over before you take the quiz;

• The percent of undocumented immigrants in the US in 2006 that were from Mexico
• The highest point in North America
• Definition of piedmont
• The state of the "lower forty-eight" states is the largest in area
• The event that forced the tightening of borders between the US and Canada
• The Great Lake that is entirely within the border of the US
• The name for the line of water falls where rivers drop from the Piedmont to the Coastal Plain
• Term that describes the area where water flowing down the eastern side of the moutnain flow to the Atlantic and those flowing down the wester side flow into either the Great Lakes or the Gulf of Mexico
• The area characterized by flat grasslands and a dry climate
• The two things that are gifts from God

This should help you as you prepare to take your quiz! Once you are done, please take a picture of your quiz and text it to me so I can check it. Then you may keep it (do NOT turn it in your packet on Monday) to use to study for your Test 7 next Friday, April 10th.

9th/10th Biology Ch.18 Study Guide...

Slides for the rest of chapter 18 are available HERE. Be sure to read through them (they include notes for the entire chapter) and make notes with your reading/outlining notes.

In preparation for the test for chapter 18th in 9th and 10th Biology, click over to Quizlet HERE to review before taking the exam. You can choose to do a series of different ways to study as well as three different games you can play to test your knowledge. You can even begin reviewing for your quizzes: one labeled Quiz 18A-B and the other one labeled Quiz 18C. Both of these, plus your Worksheets 18B, Worksheets 18C, Fish labeling Worksheet, must be completed before taking the test. The finished work must be turned in to the church office by Monday, March 30th and the new packet of work picked up.

Feel free to facetime, email, or text with any questions.

9th/10th US Geography Test 5 Study Guide...

Beginning Wednesday, March 18th, a packet with each student's name on it will be in the church office. Be sure to pick up your packet to finish the last activities, quiz, and test for chapter 5. These will be due back in to the office on Sunday, March 29th with read/outlining notes, lecture notes (from the videos posted on this blog covering the last section of the chapter), section quiz questions, making connection questions, activities, quiz, and test. Both the quiz and the test must be proctored by the student's parent and is to be taken without the book or notes. Anything not turned in on Sunday, March 29th, will receive a 0%.

To review for the upcoming test, check out Quizlet HERE to find different ways to study or games to play as you prepare to take the test.  If you have any questions, feel free to text or email me at any time.

11th & 12th World History Test 5 Study Guide...

Beginning Wednesday, March 18th, the Test 5 for 11th and 12th World History will be in the office in an envelope with your name on it. Your parents must pick up the packet and proctor the test as you take it. These tests are due back in the church office by Monday, March 30th, in your packet. All other work for World History will begin Monday, March 30th. Be sure to check the Class Assignments under this class for what lessons are to be completed on which day. All reading and outlining must be completed and class notes taken from the lesson being taught. More information will be forthcoming. Stay tuned. Please text or email with any questions.

To review for Test 5 head on over to Quizlet by clicking HERE. Choose one of the study guides (preferrably one with plenty of terms) and then choose which method you want to use to study.

All tests not completed and turned in by Monday, March 30th, will receive a zero. You are more than welcome to turn in early.