Week 51 les 1 AT3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Today

-Alice in Wonderland

- Christmas Reading

22nd of December

London

Goals

- Finish Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Weekplanner

- Finish 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. 

- Practise reading (in a fun way)

- Know all about Christmas

Not...either,

So....

Neither....

Nor....

• So (ook): bevestigende zin -> iets geldt ook voor jou.
  

- "She likes dogs. So do I." "I'm tired. So am I."

• Not..either, nor, neither (ook niet): ontkennende zin -> iets geldt ook niet voor jou.
  

-"He doesn't believe in ghosts. Neither do I." "Their trip wasn't great. Neither was ours."

-"He doesn't believe in ghosts. I do not believe in them either."

-"He doesn't believe in ghosts. Nor do I." " They didn't like her new album. Nor did my sister."

Neither and nor: samen in 1 zin -> verbind 2 negatieve dingen.

-"Neither Sam, nor his mates went to the party."

-"Neither I, nor my parents found the play fun."

So, not... either, neither, nor.

Alice in Wonderland Ch. 11 + 12

Wat is de juiste vertaling? Chapter 11

getuige

jury-leden

versnaperingen

aanklacht

friemelen

witness

jurors

refreshments

accusation

to fidget

What does Alice call the trial jurors, which they immediately begin writing down?

1. Idiots
2. Nonsense
3. Curious and curiouser
4. Stupid things

Who does Alice snatch a pencil from at the start of the trial?

1. Bill
2. the Dormouse
3. The Mad Hatter
4. The Queen

___ is the first witness at the trial, and arrives with a teacup in hand.

1. Bill
2. the Dormouse
3. The Mad Hatter
4. The Queen

What creature is "suppressed" during the trial by being tied in a bag and sat on?

1. A hamster
2. A guinea pig
3. A cat
4. A bird

Let's analyse the chapter

ch 11

- The court usually tells you what's right and wrong -> Alice takes great pleasure in recognising the elements of a courtroom

- Carroll indicts the legal system in AiW as a way to 

Chapter XII 

Alice's Evidence

Wat is de juiste vertaling? Chapter  10

verdriet

uitspraak

boer (kaart)

merkwaardig

woordspeling

sorrows

verdict

knave

curious

pun

According to the King, what rule requires all persons more than a mile high to leave the court?

1. Rule 1
2. Rule 12
3. Rule 42
4. Rule 55

What is written on the paper presented as "evidence" by the Rabbit at the trial?

1. A riddle
2. A poem
3. A confession
4. A news item

What does the Queen demand be issued before the trial verdict, causing Alice to criticize her?

1. The sentence
2. The closing arguments
3. A jury summons
4. Prizes for croquet winners

What does Alice do to the playing cards that attack her after the Queen calls for her beheading?

1. Tears them in two
2. Sets them on fire
3. Bats them away
4. Stamps on them

In the final moments of the book, which character is daydreaming of Alice's adventures?

1. Alice
2. The White Rabbit
3. The Dormouse
4. Alice's sister

Let's analyse the chapter

Quotes

- "but it's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then"

- interesting things? 

Chapter 12

- The poem is nonsens again and when the king tries to attach meaning to it, Alice loses it.

- Alice grows again -> symbolizing what...?

- Alice's conclusion should be our conclusion as readers -> don't try to make sense of AiW, there is no hidden meaning.

Alice 

What did you think of it?

CNN 10

- Take notes on the big newsitems

Get to work

STUDY

- Vocab C + D

- Build Up 1-7

Tips for studying:

- Leer in stukjes (niet alles in 1x)

- Geef context aan woorden (bijv. in zinnen zetten)

- Maak ezelsbruggetjes / verbindingen

- Blijf het bijhouden en oefenen

- Gebruik WRTS of Quizlet (weten jullie al :) )

Next Lesson

Thanksgiving + recap grammar