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Today
  • Some q&a
  • Planner
  • Literature and lit terms

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Planner

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Literary terms
  • Novel
  • Narrator
  • Main character
Simple right? What are their characteristics? 
Show me what you got on the next slide.

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Novel/Narrator/
Main character

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So...
A Novel is a long narrative work of fiction with some realism. The word ‘novel’ has been derived from the Italian word ‘novella’ which means “new”. Contains characters. dialogue. plot...

Narrator, one who tells a story. In a work of fiction the narrator determines the story’s point of view. A work may have more than one narrator. Omniscient?

The main characters in a story drive plot, attract readers’ empathy (or loathing) and carry your story along. There can be more than one main character, but only one protagonist. 

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Let's make it a bit harder
  • 18th century
  • Satire
  • Fable

What do you know?

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18th century/ satire/
fable

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18th century/satire/fable
  • reason and passion
  • order, symmetry, decorum, and scientific knowledge
  • sentiment, or sensibility
  • wit, satire, and argument
  • enlightenment
  • fable: a short fictional story that has a moral or teaches a lesson. Fables use humanized animals, objects, or parts of nature as main characters, a sub-genre of fantasy.

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Today 3-4-2020
  • A Red,Red Rose
  • Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
  • Period 4

- 18th century
- Lit. Terms

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A Red, Red Rose
  • Let's read
  • First thoughts?
  • Form?
  • Rhyme?

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Ballad/metaphors/hyperbole
repetition

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A Red, Red Rose
  • Ballad: folk song, set to music, quatrains, ABAB, often iambic, narrative (tell a story)
  • Metaphor: Compare, unrelated but share char., simile (like,as), 
  • Hyperbole: I HAVE A MILLION THINGS TO DO TODAY! Exageration. 

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Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
  • Any thoughts?
  • Description of?
  • Elegy?
  • 18th century?

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Iambs/Setting/Elegy

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Elegy
  • Iambs: unstressed-stressed/heartbeat
  • Setting: place/time/clues/backdrop, creates mood
  • Elegy: honor of deceased/mourn/grief and loss

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Period 4



  • Lessons? We don't know.
  • Test? Hopefully.
  • What test? Well:
40% grammar
40% text
20% vocab

1. Theme 3 and 4 selection
2. FU 71 to 80
3. Text

Learnbeat + WASP --> Check TEAMS

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