List of Accepted Blog links as of Saturday, November 07, 2009

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If you did not send a blog link at all, you get a Zero for Entry no. 1.

Iliad Aftermath (Part One)

Dear Seniors,

Congratulations!

All of you SENIORS (except for 7 of you) were able to submit your blogs on time! This shows a lot about your promptness and enthusiasm. (Of course, the 7 people will merit the corresponding sanction.)

We, your teachers are going to begin checking them one by one, and soon, you will receive your comments and grades. Please be patient with us on this part, because the three of us (Sir Ramirez, Ma'am Reforzado and Ma'am Marqueses) are no match as against all of you!

Keep the flame of the Trojan War burning in your minds and hearts. Soon, we shall be talking about this wonderful story in the classroom.

Have a great week ahead!

Sir Migs, Ma'am Carmie, Ma'am Baye

Iliad Blog: Books 1-5 Question Set

Answer only ONE question.

1. How is King Agamemnon an example of “stubbornness of heart” in the first five books of the Iliad?

· Narrate the incident.

· Cite modern day examples/personalities which display the same stubbornness of heart.

2. Hera’s attitude is a perfect example of “impartiality/fairness/equality in battle.”

· Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

· Cite examples from books 1-5 of the Iliad that prove your stand.

3. Who is the nobler/greater/honorable man between Paris and Menelaus?

· What passages/incidents support your answer?

· Name a person who possesses similar characteristics as Paris or Menelaus.

Deadline for Blog entries is on Friday, NOVEMBER 6, 2009; 11:59 PM.

NO extensions allowed.