HWs for Feb 27 onward

**Pisay Econ magazine is due 4:30 on Saturday (Feb. 25) at Jollibee Philcoa (+/-0). Submission on Sunday, also at Jollibee Philcoa, will get you -6. Submission on Monday at the CS unit will give you -12.

**Ad Prog project due on Sunday, 12:10 A.M. (that is, early in the morning after Saturday)

Feb. 27 (Mon.):

Bio - Take-home quiz. Specs from the Bio site:

• Answers should be handwritten on one whole sheet of paper.
• Answer in bullet form or through diagrams with labels.
• Cite your sources.

*Physics debate! 11:10 at the 4th floor auditorium.

*Econ callables! (What time are these?)

Feb. 28 (Tues.):

Math - Reply slip for the raw scores sans perio.

English - Quiz on all the reading selections (including Gulliver's Travels)

Feb. 29 (Wed.):
8:00 - 9:00 - Physics (*notebooks will be collected)
9:05 - 10:05 - English


March 1 (Thurs.):
8:00 - 9:00 - Chem
9:05 - 10:05 - Fil
10:05 - 10:20 - break
10:25 - 11:25 - Econ


March 2 (Fri.):
8:00 - 9:00 - Math
9:05 - 10:05 - Bio (*EoQR, notebooks, and postcards from the future [front: picture of DNA tech; back: letter to Watson and Crick])
*The EoQR (1/2 crosswise) must contain:
1. Fave topic
2. Least fave topic
3. Misconceptions
4. Further questions
5. What will you remember most about Bio3?:)

Health - Video!

Fil - Peer evaluation sheet for the play

(Thanks, Joyce, for the Perio sched.)


Perio coverage:

Physics - Polarization, Relativity, reporting topics (Ultraviolet Catastrophe, Quantization of Energy, Photoelectric Effect, X-rays, Compton Scattering, de Broglie Waves, Wave Functions, Diffraction of Particles, Uncertainty Principle, Wave-Particle Duality), Radioactive Decay, Particle Physics

English - Les Miserables (the blue [unabridged] version, they say. Frankly, I think they cheated us.)

I. Vocabulary - 20pts
II. Multiple Choice (details) - 40pts
III. Identification (whose line?) - 20pts
IV. Essay - 20pts
Total - 100pts (+5 bonus questions)
Vocabulary words:
1. pernicious
2. magnanimity
3. insurrection
4. formidable
5. quagmire
6. marauder
7. stupor
8. convalescence
9. timorous
10. inexorable
11. repulsive
12. fathom
13. ignominy
14. votary
15. profound
16. enigma
17. denouement
18. veneration
19. providential
20. chaplain

Chem - All preliminary and confirmatory tests for cations and anions (*see Mike's cheat sheet in the comments!)

Fil - Whichever novel you chose

Econ - Money and Banking, International Trade, Specialization

Math - Antidifferentiation techniques, Definite Integrals, Properties of Definite Integrals, FTCs, Areas of Plane Regions

Bio - Point Mutations, Control of Gene Expression, Recombinant DNA Technology, reporting topics (Forensics, Human Genome Project, Medicine and Health, Agriculture and Food, Ecology and Evolution)


March 3 - 5 - CAT Camping (if you're going, which you most likely aren't)


March 5 (Mon.):

Health - Perio (Thanks, Maki)


March 6 (Tues.):

Ad Prog - Evaluation of other groups' projects

English:
1. Poem (free verse or any form; handwritten or typewritten; display it on a 1/8 illustration board), then choose a partner and analyze each other's poems (analysis on short bond paper, single-spaced, Times New Roman 12 or any other formal-looking font)
2. LT on the five selections we reported on (Parting; Break, Break, Break; Moments of Being; Pity Me Not; Mending Wall. Gulliver's Travels and The World Is Too Much With Us are not included).


March 7 (Wed.):

STR - Final paper.

Please comment if you have any additions or corrections. Thank you.