Wednesday, 2/3/16

Open:

• Think: Is character or plot analysis more challenging, generally?  Why?

Review

• Ch. 3 of Perrine's Fiction: Characterization
• Pride and Prejudice

HW:

• 10 Vocabulary Words
• AP: Pride and Prejudice Through Ch. 30 (ch. 20 for regular students)
• Proposal
• Your quiz will only cover Pride and Prejudice on Block Day.  We will quiz on Perrine's next week. 

Week 25: Tuesday

Take Notes on All Bold Words for Story Ch. 3 (due block day)

 

Updated .pdf

Hi students,

There were some typo flies in the .pdf ointment I needed to strain.  A few flying follies may remain but this is a better copy.  Please download it and finish reading the story, paying attention to Wodehouse's manner of character development.  We will discuss tomorrow.

 "The Fiery Wooing of Sir Mordred" link here

Thank you,

Mr. S

Week 25: Monday's Board

Use Sparingly Just to Get Your Bearings Now and Then

Pride and Prejudice Online with Name Hyperlinks

Roman-numeral chapter numbers are relative to each volume, while parenthesized chapter numbers are continuous throughout the whole work.

• VOLUME I
  • Chapter I (1) (The Bennets at home.)
  • Chapter II (2) (The Bennets at home.)
  • Chapter III (3) (Meryton assembly.)
    Illustration <JPEG>
  • Chapter IV (4) (Meryton assembly post-mortem.)
  • Chapter V (5) (Meryton assembly post-mortem.)
  • Chapter VI (6) (Charlotte; evening at Sir William's.)
    Illustration <JPEG>