My english class is a pain in the ass.

Tomorrow I have to hand in an epic poem along with a video of it being performed like a play. Also due tomorrow is a board game based on "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", of which we only read the very beginning and very end so we all had no idea what the hell was going on. Along with this I need to read the Hobbit and write an essay about it by Monday.

Then I can go and complete all of my homework for all 6 of my other classes in my hour long study hall that I have once every other day.

This post has been edited by Elyk on Oct 16 2008, 08:20 PM

damn.



have fun, green knight.

... Ouch.

Feelin' sorry for you, man.

In my English class I was given 5 simple questions and have 2 days to finish them.

have fun~

The best part is that for the poem we are in groups, and my group leader didn't send me the poem so I haven't read it or been able to do my job yet(which was to edit & revise it) and he won't answer his phone.

give me 5 dollars

and I'll write that little hobbit summary since I have it like memorized

[/loser]

I'd double your offer if you wrote me a paper on why Bilbo's journey is an epic journey.

You're probably better off than me. I have to do some big-ass group project that includes a presentation in front of people other than my class.

yeah well you guys have it easy

i have to play games and blog about them >(

don't kill me

I have to memorize about 110 literary terms and every two week my teacher randomly chooses 10, and we have to define them. Not match, but define them ourselves. He's pretty picky too.

We also have to memorize vocabulary words and get quizzed every week. We usually get around 20 new words every week, and on test day 10 are randomly chosen from all of the words we've had so far. We're at about 80 right now.

I also need to finish reading Jane Eyre by next week, then spend another three weeks talking about theme and discussing about 25 quotes from it.

And we're also studying poetry and can expect timed essays on poetry analysis or comparison.

And we had "hot seat" discussions on Crime and Punishment. My prompt was something about how a person hurts others and how others hurt that person. Nobody in my group understood the question, let alone capable of applying it to Crime and Punishment.

And homework from a bull**** AP Environmental Science class where he teaches nothing but assigns loads of homework.

And homework from other classes.

And college applications.

But it's AP Lits and that teacher is known for his difficulty. You don't have it that bad.