Jan 25- 3V - P2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

To do:

• Keep all but your notebook and pens in the bag
• Air pods/head phones/etc + phone in the bag

Assignment:

1. Weirdest element from the book and explain why is it weird?

Goals

I can explain at least 2 literary terms 

Programme

Extra help: Literary terms

Read and work 

Admin

Insight, make sure you've reache Insight Unit 4

Vocabulary bank 4 (in the back of the book):

exercise 1, 2;

exercise 1, 2, 3

By Thursday the 1st of February

Next test: Literature + Speaking

Grade:

50% Speaking

50% Literature

Monologue  + dialogue ( around 7 minutes)

in pairs (high exemption: alone)

Dates: 4, 7 and 11th of February

What are we going to do:

Week 4 (this week): time for reading, literary terms and prepping the literary aspect, a bit of speaking

Week 5: Practice speaking + option to submit a video for feedback
Week 6:

lesson 1 final prep
Lesson 2 start of Speaking 

Tip:

Notes regarding Fahrenheit 451

When creating something online together:

Google Doc

Mindmap:

Canva/Coggle/Mindmeister

Literary mindmap

Need help with literary items or questions?

Come to the frond

Your knowledge about...

Themes?

Plotstructure (exposition, rising action, 

falling action, climax, resolution)?

Antagonist vs Protagonist? Characters (flat or round)?

Symbols?

Metaphors and similes?

Perspective

Literary terms....

Plot

Basic outline of a story

Prepare to take notes!

Characters

Most important terms:

Main (protagonist) 

Side
Bad guy (antagonist

Characters

Flat - Does not change (usually most side ch.)

Round - A layered character

Foil (to show contrast, often qualities,

between this and another character
Dynamic - goes through transformation

Also

known as perspective

Theme

An  abstract idea or concept explored in a literary work (usually a bit hidden). One work may have a multiple themes.

Ps. Only after you've read the book you usually 

discover the themes

Symbolism

In literature, symbolism is the use of a concrete image to represent an abstract idea.

How to find it:

You can recognize symbolism when an image in a piece of text seems to indicate something other than its literal meaning. It might be repeated or seem somewhat jarring, as if the author is intentionally pointing it out (and they might be—though authors don’t always do this).

Examples

Color: 

red > angry, jealousy, 

Animals:

> Butterfly = transformation

> Lion = royalty, strength

Common objects:

Apple = temptation

Chains = imprisonment

“Winter is coming,”

Writers use both similes 

and metaphors 

to paint a literary picture, 

evoke emotions, 

and make text more descriptive.

Homework Monday, 29th of Jan.

Read Fahrenheit 451 Read Fahrenheit 451 page 151 – 180 (final part of part 3)

And start making notes regarding 
ALL literary items

What is Clarisse's last name?

1. McClellan
2. Phelps
3. Faber
4. Granger

What animal metaphor does Montag use to describe the stomach pump and blood-replacement used on Mildred?

1. Hound
2. Fish
3. Salamander
4. Snake

What is the significance of the title Fahrenheit 451

Give me 1 example of an antagonist from Fahrenheit 451

What could the fire symbolize in the novel?

Which literary item is one you find the most difficult?

Plot

Metaphors and Similes

Perspective

Symbolism

Themes

Characters

Thank you for paying attention!