Hooray for Friday!
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We're going to do a test next Thursday instead of next Tuesday due to the skills trip. I should have probably realized that Tuesday would not work considering that I am on the trip myself!
There will be a test next Tuesday on everything we've covered since the last test. Any vocab in the chapters we have read could be on it, so scan over those chapters again.
1. If you need to edit or work on senior speeches, do what Mrs. Johnson says. 2. Create a student account at iCivics. When you've created an account and logged in, click on "my iCivics" in the top right. Once there, click on "classes" and enter the following class code: Warren43570 . We will use iCivics later, so make sure you sign up for it! 3. Answer the following questions after reading this article on the Federal Reserve and / or Google.
4. Read through this article and answer the following question in a constructed response paragraph. Remember to give an example backing up your answer.
Speaking of nuclear strategy, the USSR had an interesting (and frightening) "fail deadly" mechanism set up to respond to a US / NATO nuclear strike. Read up on it here if you're interested. Turn in your constructed response and questions on the same sheet of paper (or email / Google drive document). When you're finished, read chapter 24. ***Take this survey!***
***Take this college survey after Mrs. Griffith talks to you about it!*** Prom is tomorrow! Don't forget to swing by and get some photos taken at my booth if you're going!
1. Take the Fog of War quiz on Quia. This is open notes / internet, so you may use whatever sources to answer but do not use your friends as a resource! 2. Finish any missing work. 3. If all missing work is finished, read chapter 20, sections 3 and 4. 1. Finish any missing work you have. Many of you have more than one assignment missing.
2. Read up on this Syria airbase attack from yesterday. Figure out what has happened and how you feel about it. We'll talk the last 40 minutes of class about that and other news. 3. Here are some links:
Read this, this and this to answer these questions. You'll work on this today and tomorrow.
Gasoline Supply and Demand: Answer the numbered questions.
$2.00 | 50 $1.75 | 60 $1.50 | 75 $1.25 | 95 $1.00 | 120 2. Draw a supply curve for gasoline. Do this on a separate graph than #1. Gas Supply per Consumer Price per liter | Quantity (liters) supply per week $1.20 | 50 $1.30 | 60 $1.50 | 75 $1.75 | 95 $2.15 | 120 3. Now, draw a graph with both the supply and demand curve. What is the equilibrium price? 4. Saudi Arabia, a prolific oil exporting state, finds several new oil deposits. What direction does the supply curve move? 5. Tesla Motors is projected to sell 250,000 electric cars in 2016, which is up 400% from 2015. What direction will the demand curve move? 6. There is a cow shortage in Bolivia that affects the beef market. What direction will the supply curve move? 7. Cadbury eggs have been proven to cause intestinal distress. What direction will the demand curve move? 1. Practice on Quizlet for the test tomorrow.
2. Write down anything you want on a single index card. You may use this on tomorrow's test. 3. Finish any missing work. 4. We will watch some Crash Course toward the end of class. Read the last four pages (There are eight total, we stopped after finishing the fourth) of investopia here.
Do the following questions. Note that Production Possibility Frontier was covered in page 3 of the investopia text we've been reading. Check out the graphs there.
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