1030 LO Can I identify symbolism in a short story Welcome Work Write down the title date and LO on an old piece of paper NO NOTES TODAY 1 Take out Week 4 Vocab Wkst 2 Take out your ID: 379474
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The Cask of Amontillado 10/30LO: Can I identify symbolism in a short story?
Welcome Work:
Write down the title, date, and LO on an old piece of paper (NO NOTES TODAY).
1. Take out Week 4 Vocab
Wkst
.
2. Take
out your
SSRC #4.Slide2
Vocab Quiz:
Bonus:
George Orwell's essay "Shooting an Elephant" is about a rampaging elephant; and Orwell's decision to shoot this
elephant.
TRUE or FALSE: The sentence above is punctuated correctly.
What part of speech is the word “rampaging” in the sentence
?
Then, draw a picture of what you’re going to be for Halloween OR a cool costume you’ve had in the past.Slide3
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B
C
D
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Symbol
Dynamic character
External conflict
Alliteration
catastrophe
explicit
Subside OR internal conflictSlide4
Vocab Quiz:
Bonus:
George Orwell's essay "Shooting an Elephant" is about a rampaging elephant; and Orwell's decision to shoot this
elephant.
TRUE or FALSE: The sentence above is punctuated correctly.
What part of speech is the word “rampaging” in the sentence?
ADJECTIVE
12/12
100
11/12 92
10/12 83
9/12 75
8/12 67
7/12 58
6/12 50
5/12 42
4/12 33
3/12 25
2/12 17
1/12 8Slide5
Edgar Allen Poehttp://
www.biography.com/news/edgar-allen-poe-death-factsSlide6Slide7
Carnival in Italy
Carnival is still celebrated today, and it doesn’t look much different from Poe’s time.
Celebrated in February.
Several days of street parades, parties, and costumes (similar to Mardi Gras in New Orleans).Slide8
CARNIVAL
Traditionally, the fasting during Lent involves abstaining from eating meat.
Modern interpretations of fasting may involve abstaining from anything one enjoys.Slide9
Carn + Val FLESH (Meat) + FAREWELL
In anticipation of the solemnity of Lent, the celebration of Carnival evolved.
Participants engage in excessive and extreme behavior to bid
farewell to meat-eating
(and merriment).Slide10
What happens during Carnival?
Carnival is a time of EXCESS and INDULGENCE.
Binging
upon food and alcohol is common.Slide11
Partying in the streets and masquerading are enjoyed.Slide12Slide13
The combination of alcohol and costumes creates an atmosphere where people tend to let down their inhibitions.Slide14Slide15Slide16
Catacombs: Cities of the DeadSlide17Slide18
The wealthy could opt for family catacombs beneath their estates.Slide19Slide20
Reading: PAGE 60 http://www.loudlit.org/audio/cask/pages/01_14_cask.htm
As we read, we will pause to ask you questions.
When you hear your vocabulary word,
raise your hand
!
We will pause the story so you can tell us what it means.Slide21Slide22
On the back bottom half:List
two
symbols in the story. Explain in COMPLETE SENTENCES what each one symbolizes.Slide23
GROUP SSRC:If you can get it done by the end of the class period, you can do one with up to 4 people in a group.Slide24
HOMEWORK
Due Monday, November 3
rd
SSRC #5: Cask of Amontillado
WEDNESDAY
Grammar Test!