Lit 12 - April 28

Define and find examples from "The Rape of the Lock":

ZEUGMA


JUXTAPOSITION

APHORISM

SATIRE

METAPHORS FOR SCISSORS

ALLUSIONS

MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURES

FUNNY NAMES

ALLITERATION

    Also do QQ for Cantos III and V, also the text questions, take notes on the author and the commentaries   For Wed. May 1

Lit 12 - April 24

Make sure your Restorations Notes are finished (properly)

The Diary of Samuel Pepys - 2XQQ (one for Fire of London and one for the other part) text, author notes, etc.

Prepare: "To the Ladies"

Eng. 11 - April 22 - Due Dates

Wed. 24 - Ch. 19-23 questions
Thurs. 25 - Symbol Presentation

Mon. 29 - Ch. 24-26, themes
Tues. 30 - Movie
Wed. 1 - Movie
Thurs. 2 - Fishbowl *
Fri. 3 - In-Class Essay *

Mon. 6 - Test *

Lit 12 - April 22

Study for your Renaissance Test

6 marks - Vocab
24 marks - sight reading
30 marks - paragraphs


for Wednesday: Notes on the Restoration

and Prepare The Diary of Samuel Pepys

Eng. 11 - April 19

Anyone who missed the Vocab. test on Friday may take it after school on Tuesday, April 22.  Bring a legitimate note to excuse your absence.

Lit 12 - April 17

Prepare for debate:

Is Satan a hero?

Literary, philosophical, theological evidence

Book I and Book IX

Eng. 11 - April 17

Complete questions for Ch 13-18 for Mon. April 22

Eng. 11

Complete Ch. 10-12 for Wed.

Vocab Test - Fri.

Lit 12 - April 15

Define the following words: in media res, epic, invocation, didactic, syntax, blank verse, inversion

Work on your Vocab sheet.

Complete 3 questions and 3 quotes for our excerpt on Paradise Lost.  Complete the text questions.

Take notes on the kennings/descriptors for Heaven, Hell, Satan, God and Beelzebub




Wed. 17 - read Book IX
Thurs. 18 - Debate
Fri. 19 - In-class Essay

Mon. 22 - Pepys
Tues. 23 - Renaissance Test

Eng. 11 - April 12

Have Ch. 7-9 completed for Monday, April 15

Vocab Test: Friday, April 19

Eng. 11 - April 10

Ch. 4-6: read and complete questions.

Lit 12 - April 9

Prepare "To the Virgins" by Robert Herrick and "On His Blindness" by John Milton

Eng. 11 - April 9

Read and answer questions for Ch. 1-3

Treat the quotes as questions: explain the significance

Lit 12 - April 5

Prepare John Donne's "A Valediction Forbidding Mourning" and "Death Be Not Proud"

Eng. 11 - April 3

Sight Reading Test - Thurs., April 4 - study all elements of fiction and be prepared to use literary language.

Content Test - Friday, April 5 - study: author names, all element notes, all short stories.

Be prepared to answer literary terms questions.

I will ask at least one question about each of the following short stories: "Hills Like White Elephants,"  "A Lady's Beaded Bag," "We Have to Sit Opposite," "A Hunger Artist," "A Serious Talk," "The Charmer,"  and "The Blue Bouquet."

I will ask about the following elements: setting and atmopsphere, conflict, theme, character, irony, symbol, and point of view.

The best way to study is to go over each element in each story. Study by yourself, then study with a friend asking questions.

Lit 12 - April 2

Prepare Shakespeare Sonnets: 29, 116, 130

Presentation: Thurs. April 4

Eng. 11 - April 2

Read "The Blue Bouquet"

Complete editing sheet