Fahrenheit 451 Annotation Guidelines

Mr. Campbell explains the first assignment, which involves reading and annotating 'Fahrenheit 451'. Students have two weeks to complete this task outside of class. The video provides detailed instructions on accessing the text via Google Docs or Word, and offers guidance on effective annotation techniques. The assignment is due on September 8th, and students are encouraged to annotate based on their own insights and questions.

What is the duration given for completing the assignment?

• One week

• Three weeks

• Two weeks

• Four weeks

What is the main task of the assignment?

• Watch a movie adaptation of Fahrenheit 451

• Read and annotate Fahrenheit 451

• Create a presentation on Fahrenheit 451

• Write a summary of Fahrenheit 451

Where can students find the full text of Fahrenheit 451?

• In the school library

• On Mr. Campbell's website

• On a video streaming platform

• In the local bookstore

Which format is preferred for annotating the text?

• PDF document

• E-book

• Printed book

• Google Doc

What should students do if they don't have access to Google Docs?

• Use a printed book

• Use a PDF reader

• Skip the assignment

• Download the Word document

What is the first step to start annotating in Google Docs?

• Download the document

• Print the document

• Make a copy of the document

• Share the document with classmates

What feature allows tracking of changes in Google Docs?

• Commenting mode

• Suggesting mode

• Editing mode

• Viewing mode

What should students do with unfamiliar words?

• Ask a friend

• Write them down separately

• Underline them

• Ignore them

How can students show related details in the text?

• Underline in red

• Highlight in blue

• Circle in green

• Draw arrows

What is the purpose of using the 'suggesting' feature in Google Docs?

• To delete text

• To add comments

• To track changes

• To print the document