Tuesday, April 11, 2017

AP English Literature Spring Break Edition

1. Carefully read, and underline and take the Practice Test you received. For every Poem or Prose Passage you must use either a DIDLS; SOAPS; TWIST; or SIFT chart to analyze the language.  This may be done in the margins or the test. 
2.  Open Minds. You should have 4 Open Minds drawn into 4 sections and 1 or 2 Open Minds with the jagged line.
For Open Mind #1: Female Characters Select any four female characters from novels we have read: The Kite Runner; The Piano Lesson (play); Chronicle of A Death Foretold; The Fall of Rome; Oedipus; Oedipus at Colonus; Antigone. Write their name; then record 3-4 actual quotes from the text; 2 images (small); and a simile or metaphor to describe them and 4 WORDS from the QUALITIES OF CHARACTER HANDOUT in each section. Remember you must use color, colored pencils. This assignment must be visually appealing.
Open Mind #2:  Minor Characters: Select four minor characters from 4 different texts and complete the same thing as in #1
Open Mind #3: Tragic Characters:  We have read a Tragedy (Oedipus), yet characters in other texts also appear to have tragic qualities. Select 4 characters from texts we have read that appear to have had tragic flaws that caused significant loss.  Then, do the same thing as in #1--
Open Mind #4:  4 Chracters of Your Choice from Literature you read OF LITERARY MERIT grades 9-12 on your own, or as part of school curriculum.
Open Mind with Jagged Line: Pivotal Moment in The Stranger. On right half select quotes; adjectives for Mersault before the pivotal event; and then quotes, images, description after the pivotal incident.
3. Read-read, and review literary terms.  I have entered two sets of terms in our Quizlet.

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