I was told to email my teachers for a grade or credit/No credit. I’m 100% sure I had a B- so I would like to have a grade for you class. Sorry if I didn’t do any of the work I was so busy working in the fields because soon I’ll be 18 and my parents said I have to learn how life’s gonna treat me plus they’re gonna start charging me rent as soon as I turn 18 and I’m trying to save up my money. Anyways thanks for being such a good teacher who actually looked at the students point of view instead of the teachers. 

BREAKING THE LAW

It’s ok to break the law when you’re doing the right thing. What I mean by that is that if you could save someone’s life but you know that you might have to break some law for that to happen than, I believe you should break it without facing any actions taken towards you. I believe that’s one way you could say that breaking the law is ok. However, life isn’t fair. Why? Sometimes someone could get busted for something they didn’t do or be framed for something they didn’t do. There for they broke a law that they didn’t even do. In some countries you get shot just for speaking your own beliefs, because it’s against the law. There for you should only break the law when you know you’re doing the right thing.

Guiding Questions: Chapter 7

1. Gatsby stopping having parties because Daisy didn't like them.
2. Gatsby fire is staff because he doesn't want them to spread rumors about him to daisy,at first we found out Daisy really nice and then she ended up killing someone
3.Gatsby reaction is he cant believe its Daisy's baby, and Daisy's reaction is she's unsure.
4. Gatsby Wins, Gatsby told Nick that Daisy never loved him.
5.Marval is killed by Daisy.
6. Tom and Daisy are on the opposite side of the dinner table eating chicken.

Test Questions

1.The Green Light symbolizes?
2.The Valley of Ashes symbolizes?
3.How Did Nick know Tom prior to marrying Daisy?
4. What does Gatsby call everyone? 
5. What does Nick describe Jordan?
6. Why did Tom do on his wedding?
7. What is the relationships of Nick and Daisy?

Meet Nick

Well, I didn't get much of the story but I caught something from him. Like how he graduate from Yale. He also I guess describes himself as highly moral and highly tolerant, that's what I got from the first chapter. I believe he also lives in a place called West Egg and its in New York how he knows a lot of people from East Eggs. From what I read, he is a wealthy man who live with rich people and is somewhat different from them. He's also writing a book or something...
I believe the first chapter was a bit confusing for me, might have to read it again or something :)

Argue This

What is Syllogism? Well in my words I think it's a way in saying something and coming to a conclusion to a statement you made. For example, "All birds lay. Therefor a swan is a bird. The word Syllogism has a way into concluding what something really is.The minor premise is that a swan is a bird. The word Syllogism is also greek which means conclusion.