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Unit 3 Frankenstein

Unit 3 Frankenstein. Week 2. Unfortunately, even the college educated and professionals forget essential editing skills learned in English class. I’d like to buy a vowel, Pat. Well, I’ll need a few…. 2. Vocabulary Quiz Next. 2 nd & 4 th Period Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quiz 20-25.

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Unit 3 Frankenstein

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  1. Unit 3 Frankenstein Week 2

  2. Unfortunately, even the college educated and professionals forget essential editing skills learned in English class. I’d like to buy a vowel, Pat. Well, I’ll need a few… 2

  3. Vocabulary Quiz Next..

  4. 2nd & 4th Period Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quiz 20-25 20. Provide a synonym for the word prudence . 21. Use the word decipher in a sentence. 22. Provide an antonym for the word plenteous . 23. Provide a synonym for the word diaphanous , 24. Use the word peerless in a sentence. 25. Provide a synonym for the word embroil.

  5. 6th Period Lesson 2 Vocab Quiz 16. Use the word contrite in a sentence 17. Provide a synonym for the word recur. 18. Provide an antonym for the word finite. 19. Use the word outcry in a sentence.

  6. Lesson 2 Vocabulary 20-25 20. Prudence (n) wise caution; the quality of being careful 21. Decipher (v) to understand a coded or hidden meaning 22. Plenteous (adj) found in ample supply 23. Diaphanous (adj) sheer and filmy; transparent 24. Peerless (adj) better than or above all others 25. Embroil (v) to entangle in disagreement, agrument or conflict

  7. Symbols • White/light= knowledge • Water = knowledge • Ice = danger • Lightning = nature’s power • Nature = acceptance, nurturing, calm • Mountains= sublime in nature

  8. Allusion • Paradise Lost by John Milton – story of man’s fall from innocence to painful knowledge; Victor can be compared to Adam, Satan, and Eve • The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, like narrator, tells story as a warning and a confession

  9. BEFORE YOU READ: Frankenstein Letters 1-4 • BACKGROUND • The Arctic • When the novel opens, an explorer named Robert Walton is organizing an expedition through the Arctic, the area around and within the Arctic Circle and near the North Pole. The Arctic Ocean covers most of this region, and more than half of the ocean’s surface is frozen at all times. Travel by ship is extremely dangerous. Huge sheets of ice float through the frigid waters, threatening to crush the vessels that appear in their paths.

  10. Frankenstein Chapter 1-4

  11. How many people looked at these before someone noticed the errors? Left, engraved on the Stanley Cup. Great job, “Ilanders”! 11

  12. Lesson 2 Vocabulary Review 2nd & 4th period Lesson 2 Vocabulary Test will be next class period 6th Period Vocab Quiz is next

  13. 6th Period Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quiz 20-25 20. Provide a synonym for the word prudence . 21. Use the word decipher in a sentence. 22. Provide an antonym for the word plenteous . 23. Provide a synonym for the word diaphanous , 24. Use the word peerless in a sentence. 25. Provide a synonym for the word embroil.

  14. Frankenstein Chapters 1-10 Quick Write • How do you define personal responsibility? When something bad happens that involves you, how do you know whether or not you bear some responsibility for it? • Evaluate these situations. In each case, think about whether person B has a responsibility to person A. • A falls off B’s roof while mending it. • B walks by A, who is homeless and begging on the street. • B lends A his car, which has faulty brakes, and A has an accident.

  15. BEFORE YOU READ: Frankenstein Chapters 1-10 • Background • Two Well-Round Characters • In chapters 1 through 10, Shelley develops the two main characters in the novel: Victor Frankenstein and his creature. She also introduces a number of minor characters in the novel. When a fictional character has individuality and depth, and experiences personal growth or change, he or she is called a round character. The opposite of a round character is a flat character. Round characters are life-like and three-dimensional, while flat characters seem more like cardboard figures or stereotypes, and are not as well developed.

  16. Sometimes it’s all about the placement of signs. 16

  17. Lesson 2 Vocabulary Test • 2nd & 4th Period – test today • 6th Period – review worksheet – test will be next class period.

  18. Frankenstein Chapters 1-10

  19. Or the placement of punctuation. Please don’t smoke your food or your pet! 19

  20. Lesson 2 Vocabulary • 2nd & 4th Period – no new vocabulary • 6th Period – Vocabulary Test

  21. Frankenstein Persuasive Essay • Due Monday – March 3 to turnitin.com

  22. Frankenstein Chapter 1-10

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