*Quick review of changes to schedule (see changes below in red)
* Discuss your inferential questions with small group. Also discuss possible reasons for why Hawthorne leaves so much room for speculation as to what was on Dimmesdale's chest.
After the discussion, as a group, write the following on a sheet of paper and hand it in to me. We will use these questions in our whole class discussion on Monday.
* your names
* two discussion questions (written last night) that lead to the most lively parts of your disucssion today
* and, two new questions related to ideas that you felt Hawthorne was trying to explore or answer in this novel. That is, he seems to be wrestling with a number of specific questions that are religious, psychological, relational, moral, cultural, etc. So try to articulate two specific questions you felt he was exploring. There are many possibilities, so avoid writing cliche'd or overly broad questions.
* your names
* two discussion questions (written last night) that lead to the most lively parts of your disucssion today
* and, two new questions related to ideas that you felt Hawthorne was trying to explore or answer in this novel. That is, he seems to be wrestling with a number of specific questions that are religious, psychological, relational, moral, cultural, etc. So try to articulate two specific questions you felt he was exploring. There are many possibilities, so avoid writing cliche'd or overly broad questions.
9/26 Scarlet Letter
Review Day Officially receive essay prompts... Review for quiz...ten vocab words you will have to know |
9/27
1st half of novel Quiz on chptr 17-24 vocab and content (30 pts)
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9/28
Late Start Day
2nd half of novel (ch 17-24) quiz rhet analysis passages (20 pnts)
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9/29
Scarlet Letter 1st draft due
Peer reviews
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9/30
2nd draft of Scarlet Letter Due
Peer Reviews
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The Scarlet
Letter…Chapter 17-24 vocab list
- contiguity the
attribute of being so near as to be touching
- misanthropy hatred of
mankind
- dolefully with
sadness; in a sorrowful manner
- satiate fill to
satisfaction
- ignominy a state of
dishonor
- effluence the process
of flowing out
- denizen a plant or
animal naturalized in a region
- choleric characterized by anger
- mollify cause to be more favorably inclined
- vicissitude a variation in circumstances or fortune
- obeisance bending the head or body in reverence or
submission
- enjoin
give instructions to or direct somebody to do
something
- necromancy
conjuring up the dead, especially for prophesying
- indefatigable
showing sustained enthusiasm with unflagging
vitality
- apotheosize
deify or glorify
- lurid glaringly
vivid and graphic; marked by sensationalism
- portent a sign of
something about to happen
- comport behave in a
certain manner
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