1. Who began the tradition of
April Fool’s Day?
A. King George III (England)
B. Socrates
C. William Shakespeare
D. Benjamin Franklin
E. Julius Ceasar

2. According to The Huffington Post:
“The reason the date is so closely associated with
comedy largely has to do with the long-standing feud
between the English and the French. Historians claim
that on this day in 1789, after the French people
deposed King Louis XVI, King George III of England
made an historic joke, which continued the tradition
to this day.
He pretended to step down.
After renouncing the monarchy the streets were filled
with peasants celebrating new-found “freedom.”
Hundreds were quickly arrested and imprisoned.
It was quite possibly the best prank of all time.”

4. Link on Moodle
Put your results in the survey on
Moodle

5.  Type your portion of the Proving the Impossible
assignment and submit it to Turnitin
 Make sure you put the group and what portion your typing (so
I can put them in order)
 Prepare for your mock trial
 Lawyers—your opening and closing statement outlines
and your opening/closing statements or questions
 Characters/Witnesses—your character sketch and
affidavit
 Watch the two Education Portal video lessons on
Moodle and take the quizzes before 1:40 on Tuesday
 Watch the introduction videos to Kevin Dutton
 No discussion this week!