PPT-Arachne

How does the author describe Arachnes skill and character traits both positive and negative The author describes Arachne as being more skilled than her father at weaving Her weaving was so soft and even which made the cloth very fine Her embroidery was so gorgeous that soon her products where know all over Greece. Remember the setter is trying to mislead you meaning may have nothing to do with its cryptic meaning 2 With one type of exception every clue has two ways in mostly a DEFINITION and WORDPLAY The definition will be at one end or the other not in th What they are and how we use them…. What they are…. A . pronoun. is a word that takes the place of one or more nouns.. Pronouns that are used to refer to people or things are called . personal pronouns. In this lesson, you will learn how to grow ideas about characters . by paying attention to what they do, think, and say.. Main Characters. :. Arachne. Athena. Setting. :. Anatolla. Problem. :. h. ow arrogance affects people?. In this . lesson, . you . will learn how to identify different parts of a story. . by using a plot development chart.. Rising Action. Falling Action/. Resolution. CLIMAX. When conflict escalates. When conflict has escalated to cause a permanent change in main character. Sixth Grade. Now answer Numbers 1 through 10. . Base your answers on “Through the Eyes of a Spider”.. 1. Read this sentence from the passage.. I would take . filaments. of silver, gold, and all the colors of the rainbow and weave them into magnificent rugs and tapestries.. PROJECT. Risk. . scoring. . tool. March 2014. Agenda . What is Arachne ?. Goal. Objectives. Benefits. Overview of Risk Categories and Risk Indicators. Screen shots Arachne . application. Project . ARACHNE . 9 through 13. Myth . 9 - Fearless. 1. Why did Phaethon go to see Apollo?. He was Apollo’s son, and he wanted to drive the sun chariot across the sky.. 2. Why must Apollo give Phaethon his wish even though he knows it will end in disaster?. Athena (Minerva). Strange Birth. Athena was born fully armored from Zeus’ head. . She was the child of Zeus and . Metis. . . Prophecy foretold that her child would be more powerful than her father. . skilled at weaving. .. Arachne boasting . about her skill, . which infuriated Athena.. The two agreed to a weaving contest.. Athena . weaved . scenes . in which the gods punished . humans who considered . Myth. What is a myth?. Myth. Why is “Arachne” considered a myth?. Plot. What does Pallas disguise herself as?. Plot. What does the old woman warn Arachne about?. “Their colourings insensibly unite.”. Write your homework: finish examples & review 8 sent. starters. Agenda open to blue on desk. Put . all your items in the . basket or neat pile on floor. Take. . out a pencil, pen, . and highlighter.. strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and . skill. Athena was born from Zeus’s forehead as a fully grown women, covered in armor. The story behind Athena’s birth started when Metis, Zeus’s lover, became pregnant with a child. Later, the oracle told Zeus that one of his sons would overthrow him so Zeus swallowed Metis. One day, he had a terrible headache and told Hephaestus to cut open his head which is how Athena escaped or was born from inside Zeus’s body. .