“Advisory” Schedule. Link to Slides.
“POV, 11/14.”
- The Midwife’s Apprentice
- A News Broadcast
- Directions for a contest
- The Outsiders
- Maus
“Phrases/Clauses, 11/14.”
- Copy on the middle of the line. (Notice that there is no punctuation.) I like llamas
- Add a DEPENDENT CLAUSE on one side.
- Add a PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE.
- Add an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE to the whole thing. (What else do you have to do to do that?)
- Add PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE to the new independent clause.
- Punctuate as needed.
“Vocab, 11/14.”
iconic, daunt(ing), aspire, suppress, pragmatic, bigot, diminutive, volatile, surfeit, pacify, dilemma
- _____
- _____
- _____
- _____
- forgettable : iconic :: emotional : _______
- She has high ______(ations). She wants to rule the world.
- huge : diminutive :: inspiring : ______
- Everyone tried to ______ a giggle when the principal farted in class.
- Reading Shakespeare for the first time can be rather ______.
- Some of the townspeople were _____(s) who call foreigners terrible names
- The root of this word meant “peace.”
- (2) They tried to ______ the angry and _____ mob by telling them their concerns would be addressed.
“Maus, 11/14.” ID the character.
- p29, panel 5, the one in the middle
- p31, panel 6, the person with the cigarette.
- p33, panel 4, the closeup.
- p38, panel 4, the one with the black hat
- (2) p39, the pig – name and role
- (Quote) Why doesn’t Vladek tell the young doctor about his left eye?
- Why do you think Vladek is so hardcore about finishing your food?