These are teacher's notes for "Epic of Gilgamesh," "God Speaks to Job," and "Two Ancient Indian Fables" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "Daedalus and Icarus," "Pyramus and Thisbe," "Julius Caesar," "The Wooden Horse," "John 3:1-21," "The True Basis for Morality," and "The Neronian Persecution" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "Ilyas," "The Mansion," "Contentment," "Christian Perfection," "The Silver Mine," "The Cobbler and the Rich Man," "The Brothers," "God, the True Object of Confidence," and "Acres of Diamonds" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "Freedom of a Christian" and "The Martyrdom of John Huss" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "Education, Our Own Work," "A School of Facts," and "The Garden Party" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "Divine Comedy" and "Faith" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix," "The Ballad of the Harp Weaver," "The Highwayman," "The Death of the Hired Hand," and "The Deacon's Masterpiece" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "The Death of Hector," "Odysseus," "Homer and the Bible," "Pagan and Christian Poems about Death," Aesop's Fables," "Paul's Sermon on Mars' Hill," "Antigone: Choral Ode," Antigone: Second Episode," "Antigone: Third Episode," "Antigone: Fifth Episode," "Antigone: Epilogue," "Socrates' Death," and "Alexander" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

This course is designed to increase the student's understanding of man, the world, and God through reading and discussing literature. The syllabus includes course objectives, course requirements, course procedures, course grading, and a participation grade rubric.

These are teacher's notes for "Epic of Gilgamesh," "God Speaks to Job," and "Two Ancient Indian Fables" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

These are teacher's notes for "What Men Live By," "The Servant," "Sympathy," "The Frill," "The Greatest Thing in the World," and "After the Battle" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.