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11/4/19-11/7/19 weekly reflection

For this week, we had just read on Thursday Fahrenheit 451 and that was our first reading day. We had to try to read as many pages as we could each time and then answer questions on three different quizzes that were very short. We also had to create some type of schedule and record the amount of pages we read on certain days.

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