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Do Now: Quote analysis Objectives: Snapshot of class Website Jeopardy! Homework:

Do Now: Quote analysis Objectives: Snapshot of class Website Jeopardy! Homework: Go Support the Phoenix on the Athletic Fields!. John Adams.

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Do Now: Quote analysis Objectives: Snapshot of class Website Jeopardy! Homework:

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  1. Do Now: Quote analysis Objectives: Snapshot of class Website Jeopardy! Homework: Go Support the Phoenix on the Athletic Fields!

  2. John Adams • “Upon common theaters, indeed, the applause of the audience is of more importance to the actors than their own approbation. But upon the stage of life, while conscience claps, let the world hiss! On the contrary if conscience disapproves, the loudest applauses of the world are of little value.”

  3. Website http://www.hyde.wikispaces.net/

  4. CourtlyLove Fate 100 200 300 400 500 Knight’s Tale Jeopardy 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Chivalry

  5. Chivalry for 100 • In the General Prologue, what is the Knight wearing and what does it symbolize?

  6. Chivalry for 200 • After escaping prison, Palamon confronts Arcite in the Glade. Why do they postpone their fight to the next day?

  7. Chivalry for 300 • Before the tournament starts, Theseusmakes a proclamation which is announced by the herald. What is this proclamation and why is it Chivalrous?

  8. Chivalry for 400 • Use the quote below to show how Theseus’s vow to the grieving widows is chivalrous. “If I had one foot already in paradise, I would withdraw it to go and fight!” - GarinliLoherains

  9. Chivalry for 500 • Where does the word “Chivalry” come from?

  10. Courtly Love for 100 • Which knight sees Emily first from prison?

  11. Courtly Love for 200 • Who says, “Imprisonment was not what made me cry. I have been hurt this moment through the eye, Into my heart. It will be death to me. The fairness of the lady that I see Roaming the garden yonder to and fro Is all the cause, and I cried out my woe. Woman or Goddess, which? I cannot say.”

  12. Courtly Love for 300 • What temple does Emily pray at before the tournament? What is this God or Goddess the deity of?

  13. Courtly Love for 400 • After his physical transformation caused by the pain of his love for Emily, Arcite returns to Athens under a false name. What is this new name?

  14. Courtly Love for 500 • Who is Theseus’s wife and how did they meet?

  15. Fate for 100 • What is fate?

  16. Fate for 200 • The grieving widows blame “Fortune and her treacherous wheel,” for what tragedy?

  17. Fate for 300 • This winged diety came and told Arcite to return to Athens

  18. Fate for 300 • Who says, “Alas, why is it people so dispraise God’s providence or Fortune and her ways, That oft and variously in their scheme Includes far better things than they could dream?”

  19. Fate for 400 • Who does Theseus mourn as he remarks, “Who orders this but Jupiter the King, The Prince and Cause of all and everything, Converting all things back into the source From which they were derived, to which they course? And against this no creature here alive Whatever his degree may hope to strive.”

  20. Fate for 500 • During the tournament, how does Saturn satisfy the promises of both Mars and Venus?

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