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IAMBIC PENTAMETER. JUNIORS. SWBAT understand and identify iambic pentameter. DO NOW WATCH: http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=p226OX39OLs HOMEWORK Soliloquy Project Due Friday Quiz Friday on SAT List (Plus Spelling) ACT III Questions due on Monday, March 3rd
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IAMBIC PENTAMETER JUNIORS
SWBAT understand and identify iambic pentameter • DO NOW WATCH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p226OX39OLs HOMEWORK • Soliloquy Project Due Friday • Quiz Friday on SAT List (Plus Spelling) • ACT III Questions due on Monday, March 3rd • ACT III Castle Learning due Monday, March 3rd • Act III Analysis due via turnitin on Monday, March 3rd • **Plus you will have to read part of the ACT on your own. Keep up with reading.
BREAKING IT DOWN • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6gxaL5wtLo As you watch take notes Be able to answer these questions • What is an iamb? • What is iambic pentameter? • Give an example from the video • What is a sonnet? • How many lines does it have? • What is the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet?
Review the Technique • Five pairs of alternating unstressed and stressed syllables • The rhythm in each line sounds like: ba-BUM / ba-BUM / ba-BUM / ba-BUM / ba-BUM • Use these markings (^/) ^= unstressed /= stressed syllable
Other Metric Feet • Trochee (tro-key) is stressed/unstressed /^ • Anapest ^^/ • Dactyl /^^ Iambic and anapestic meters are called rising meters because their movement rises from unstressed syllable to stressed; trochaic and dactylic meters are called falling. In the twentieth century, the bouncing meters--anapestic and dactylic--have been used more often for comic verse than for serious poetry.
APPLY THE TECHNIQUE • Take the poem in front of you and mark it up for the rhyme scheme at the end of the lines (aa,bb, etc.) • Mark up the iambs using the proper markings of ^/ • Is it a Shakespearean sonnet.
Share the Sonnet Packet • Let’s share the unstressed/stressed pattern
EXIT • Soliloquy Slam Project