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Daily Agenda, Goals, & Homework
Agenda
11/29
Found
Poetry
Project Sharing
Begin work on essay
Goals
Review the details of the novel
Appreciate the author’s word choice
Homework
Test tomorrow
Revised thesis due ThursdaySlide2
Vocabulary
Feign
: (v) to fake; to give a false appearance of
E
soteric
:
(
adj
)
understood by few (especially due to a high level of specificity)
Orator
: (n) Someone talented at speaking
Tremulous
:
(
adj
)
Shaking/trembling; or being easily shakenSlide3
Vocabulary
Heresy
: (n) Belief in something the church does not agree with
Incessant
: (
adj
) repeated; not stopping
Emaciated
: (
adj
) Appearing to have wasted away; malnourished and skinny
Sinewy
: (
adj
) Having lean muscles (also used for meat that is hard to chew…same reason)Slide4
Vocabulary
Incantation
: (n) Reciting words to make something magical happen
Elated
: (
adj
) very happy and excited
Acrid
: (
adj
)
Bitter and unpleasant
Slake
: (v) Satisfy; to provide what is required by somethingSlide5
Vocabulary
Contrition
: (N) Sorrow for sin (esp. out of fear of damnation)
Nebulous
: (ADJ) Not clear; difficult to understand or describe
Facet
: (N)
A part or element of something
Cumbersome
: (ADJ) Hard to handle because of size or weightSlide6
Vocabulary
Retort
: (v) To reply, especially in a sharp manner
Monotonous
: (
adj
) Unchanging (marked by sameness; unvarying tone)
Intercession
: (n)
The act of intervening (often to mediate)
Portent
: (n) A sign of something bad to comeSlide7
CREATING A FOUND POEM
Bless Me,
Ultima
20 points (12 Lines)
Reread your assigned section.
Rewrite words and phrases that stand out to you.
Create a “found poem” that represents the heart of the chapter.
Edit, type, and print the poem.
Be ready to display and read your poem to the class.
Your “found poem” will be scored on a
20
point scale
based on
A title that reveals the main action
the
evidence of thoughtful composition
the effectiveness of portraying the heart of the chapter your poem represents, and
the accuracy of your conventions.Slide8
Vocabulary
Turgid
: (ADJ)
abnormally swollen, especially by fluids or gas [also used for overly bloated language]
Audacity
: (N) aggressive boldness
Girder
: (N)
a beam used as a main support in a structure
Abode
: (N) housing that someone is living inSlide9
Vocabulary
Interminable
: (ADJ)
having or seeming to have no end : continuing for a very long time
Jeer
: (V) to shout insulting words at someone : to laugh at or criticize someone in a loud and angry way
Barrage
: (V)
to cause (someone) to receive a great amount of something : to direct a barrage of questions, comments, etc., at (someone) [artillery fire]
Inquisito
r: (N) a person who asks many difficult questions in a harsh or unkind waySlide10
VocabularyExorcise
:
(V) (exorcism) to force (an evil spirit) to leave
Adobe
:
(N) sun-dried brick, used in hot dry climates
Brood
: (V)
to dwell gloomily on a subject
Blasphemy
:
(N) the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God (also claiming powers of God)Slide11
VocabularySpartan
(
adj
)
marked by simplicity, frugality, or avoidance of luxury and comfort
Anemic
(
adj
)
lacking force, vitality, or spirit [an
anemic
rendition of the song] [
anemic
efforts at enforcement]
Canteen
(N)
a place where food is served in a factory, school, etc. (cafeteria/ mess hall)
Trudge
(V)
to walk slowly and heavily because you are tired or working very hardSlide12
VocabularyBazaar:
(N)
a market (as in the Middle East) consisting of rows of shops or stalls selling miscellaneous goods
Mutually exclusive:
(
Adj
)
not able to be true at the same time or to exist together
Tether:
(N)
a rope or chain that is used to tie an animal to a post, wall, etc., so that it will stay in a particular area
Vignette:
(N)
a short written descriptionSlide13
Double Entry Journal Chapter 2
Today, find examples and do not move on to analysis!
Find 1 direct characterization of
Narciso
Find 1 indirect characterization of
Narciso
(find an action)
Find 2 examples of Antonio dealing with adult problemsSlide14
Double Entry Journal Chapter 3
Today, find examples and do not move on to analysis!
Thoughts on what it means to be a man
1 example of Antonio being “the inquisitor”
How does Antonio become a part of the gang with Abel, Bones, and Horse.Slide15
Double Entry Journal Chapter 4
Find examples (quotes) and do not move on to analysis!
The river (find a quote that shows the river as something more than
just a river
)
The Virgin Mary/ Lady of Guadalupe Slide16
Double Entry Journal Chapter 5-6
Today, find examples and do not move on to analysis!
An example of what the Luna think of the
Marez
Antonio dealing with questions about God
How is Antonio an outsider compared with
the school at largeSlide17
Double Entry Journal Chapter 7-8
Today, find examples and do not move on to analysis!
Describe the state the brothers are in upon (or shortly thereafter) their return
What do the brothers think about moving to California?
What animal does Antonio (the narrator) compare his brothers to?Slide18
DEJ Chapter 9 (Nueve
)
Fill out both columns!
Advice that Anthony gives Antonio
OR
Antonio’s reaction to that advice
Some sort of juxtaposition on his last day of school
The Golden CarpSlide19
DEJ Chapter 10 (Diez
)
Fill out both columns!
What is the responsibility of a
curandera
?
Describe the nature of
Ultima’s
magic (what is at its core?)
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide20
DEJ Chapter 11 (Once)
Fill out both columns!
How does Antonio feel when he sees the Golden Carp?
What does
Ultima
say about water in Antonio’s dream?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now tracking
Also take note of the characterization of the “gang”
And
Narciso’s
gardenSlide21
DEJ Chapter 12 (Doce
)
Fill out both columns!
What do the people of Las
Pasturas
blame for their loss of the vaquero way of life?
What does
Narciso
say to the mob of men at the
Marez
house?
Comment on the last sentence of the chapter
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide22
DEJ Chapter 13 (Trece
)
Fill out both columns!
Uncle Pedro’s reasoning for not warning the
Marez
about
Tenorio
?
How is
Tenorio
treated by the priest?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide23
DEJ Chapter 14A (Catorce
)
Fill out both columns!
Find juxtaposition in the characterization of Antonio’s gang
The fight between
Narciso
and
Tenorio
OR what they say about the fight
Comment on the play they perform at school
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide24
DEJ Chapter 14B (Catorce
)
Fill out both columns!
Andrew’s reaction to
Narciso’s
warning (at Rosie’s)
Has Antonio lost his innocence?
Choose something that
Narciso
says while he
is dying
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide25
DEJ Chapter 15 (Quince)
Fill out both columns!
What is remembered or said of
Narciso
?
Why does Andrew leave with his brothers?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide26
DEJ Chapter 16-17 (Dieciseis-Diecisiete
)
Fill out both columns!
Ultima’s
response to
Tenorio’s
threat.
What does Gabriel say about the wind coming off the llano?
How does Florence question God?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide27
DEJ Chapter 18-19 (Dieciocho-Diecinueve
)
Fill out both columns!
How does Antonio feel about pretending to be a priest taking confessions?
Why doesn’t Antonio give any penance to Florence?
How does Antonio feel after taking communion?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide28
DEJ Chapter 20 (
Veinte
)
Fill out both columns!
How does
Catholicism fail Anthony in chapter 20?
What does Gabriel say to
Ultima
about the consequences of requesting her help?
What starts Tellez’s problems?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide29
DEJ Chapter 21 (
Veintiuno
)
Fill out both columns!
Find something about the jealous God. (what does this say about the various religions)
Find a quote about Antonio witnessing the golden carp. Compare this to his feeling in the llano (ch.20)
What happens to Florence, and what do you think he represents?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide30
DEJ Chapter 22 (
Veintidos
)
Fill out both columns!
What does Gabriel say on their way to El Puerto?
What does
Tenorio
kill?
Does Pedro deserve to be punished?
Create an entry from your chosen topics that you are now trackingSlide31
Important information
Myers’ website -
http://myersshs.weebly.com/
Anderson’s website –
www.ragetoknow.com
www.turnitin.com
http://www.activelylearn.com/
Purdue Owl
Email address
myersz@issaquah.wednet.edu
andersonr@Issaquah.wednet.edu