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English 10 Week 9: March 4-8, 2013

G10.2R.C1.PO1- Analyze the author’s use of literary elements: theme, point of view, characterization, setting, plot. English 10 Week 9: March 4-8, 2013. ISN. Name Period. Table of Contents Pg Date Assign. Table of Contents Pg Date Assign. Table of Contents Pg Date Assign.

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English 10 Week 9: March 4-8, 2013

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  1. G10.2R.C1.PO1- Analyze the author’s use of literary elements: theme, point of view, characterization, setting, plot English 10 Week 9: March 4-8, 2013

  2. ISN Name Period Table of Contents Pg Date Assign. Table of Contents Pg Date Assign. Table of Contents Pg Date Assign. Page # Date Daily Journal Write ? Write Response Page # Date Notes Write it so that YOU will understand. Will be collected for a grade every Friday, unless otherwise noted.

  3. Monday, 4 March 2013 week9 • Take DFA: Literary Terms that was not completed last Friday with sub. • Then, start vocabulary (Due Tomorrow)

  4. Vocabulary • Obscurity • Ambiguous • Peering • Aura • Pensive • Complacent • Solitude • Docile • Dubious • Frivolous • Surreptitiously • Unrelenting • Generic • Haughty • Grandiose

  5. Tuesday, 5 March 2013 • Complete Vocabulary sheets- Due today • Take notes on Literary Elements Unit

  6. Copy into Journal: “Unit: Literary Elements You Will Need To Understand: • Terms Literary Elements Theme Point of View Characterization Setting Plot • Big Ideas Literary elements exist and always will Literary elements are the interlocking components that build stories, regardless of format or genre Analyzing the literary elements in a literary work allows the reader to fully experience the story • Essential Questions What are strategies to analyze literary elements? How does the analysis of literary elements advance understanding of the story? How do literary elements work together to convey the story and its meaning?

  7. Daily Journal 1 wk10 18 March 2013 Decide if the following sentences are correct and identify them as  C. Correct the sentences that are not written correctly: This year I will check the tags and try on every suit I like before I buy. Waugh is not so optimistic “Economic recovery is not guaranteed by any process that I know of”. Inflation, according to Bennett: “must be kept in check to promote consumer confidence and spending.”

  8. Vocabulary: Galileo Review wk10 • Ravage • Nasal • Livery • Physique • Personal • Strategy • Supplement • Discrimination • Diminish • Allocate • Odious • Endured • Oligarchy • Climax • Exposition

  9. Daily Journal 2 wk10 19 March 2013 Answer the following: • Explain each of the 5 sections of Plot: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution • What is a Theme? • How are characters developed within a story?

  10. Literary Terms • Plot- • The chain of related events that take place in a story. • Built around conflict, which is a struggle between opposing forces. climax falling action rising action resolution exposition

  11. Exposition- • gives the background of the story Setting- time and place Characters- main/protagonist Conflict- introduction • Rising Action- • introduces complications; builds suspense • Climax- • the turning point of the story • suspense reaches its peak • Falling Action • Events that lead to solution • Resolution • resolves the conflict • usually ties up loose ends

  12. Conflict • The plot of a short story centers around conflict. Conflict is a struggle between opposing forces. • Complications build the reader’s excitement.

  13. Types of Conflict • External • Man v Man • Man v Nature • Man v Society • Internal • Man v Himself

  14. Characterization • Direct • Physical descriptions • Actions, Dialogue • Narration • Indirect • Relationships

  15. Vocabulary Wallets • Make sure your vocabulary words and definitions are in your wallets. • Study for about 3minutes and then quiz with a partner.

  16. Persuasive Reasoning Review (test) • Define and give an example of each: • Argument- • Authority - • Ethos- • Pathos- • Logos- • Circular reasoning- • Overgeneralization- • Oversimplification- • Self Contradiction- • False Causality- After, we will play games!!

  17. Daily Journal 3 wk10 20 March 2013 Part 1- What is an argument? What is another name for your argument in an essay? What is the purpose? In other words, why do we make sure we have an argument and state it? What is a main idea? Where is this found in your essay? What is support? Where is this found in an essay? What is the purpose? In other words, why do we make sure we include support?

  18. Daily Journal 3 wk10 20 March 2013 Part 2- Identify which is the argument, the main idea, and the support: In a 2010 study, 25% of teens reported playing video games more than six hours a day. Teens can experience adventure through the games, instead of risking their lives in the real world. Video game addiction may not be entirely destructive for teens.

  19. Persuasive Reasoning Review (test) • Define and give an example of each: • Argument- • Authority - • Ethos- • Pathos- • Logos- • Circular reasoning- • Overgeneralization- • Oversimplification- • Self Contradiction- • False Causality- After, we will play games!!

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