Romeo&Juliet

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Watch the video - wb p. 117

11.1 Rephrase in your own words what information we get about this tale?

Think of the topical questions (who? what? where?)

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Watch the video - wb p. 117

11.3 What this prologue again in the 1996 Baz Luhrman version

a. Complete with the original words

b. The phrase 'star-crossed lovers' was introduced by Shakespeare and had often been used since then.
What does this phrase mean?

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Watch the video - wb p. 119

12.1 Complete the summary

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Watch the video - wb p. 120

12.2 Extract 1: watch how Romeo and Juliet fallin love at first sight in the 1969 Zefferelli film.

Follow along in your book (text)

Afterwards try to answer the questions: all except for 'g'

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Extract 2 - wb p. 122-123

12.2 Extract 2: after the party. Romeo sneaks into Juliet's garden and proclaims his love for her in the famous balcony scene.

Analyse the text by answering the questions: a ->g

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wb p. 124 - 13.1

Being a tragedy, Romeo and Juliet does not have a happy ending. Read about the outcome of the story in the mock (= spotten) newspaper article below.

13.1 Unfortunately, the subheadings have been left out. Reconstruct them!

+ the questions of ex. 13.2, 13.3, 13.4, 13.5!

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Classical correction

Don't forget the "Who's who"!

13.1, 13.2, 13.3, 13.4, 13.5

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Subheading paragraph 2

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Subheading paragraph 1

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Subheading paragraph 3

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Answers to the questions

see Scoodle

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https:

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wb p. 127 - 14.4

Apply this structure to your version of Romeo and Juliet.

Write a short paragraph next to the five parts of the narrative arch. Use the diagram in order to do this correctly.

Exposition: ...

Rising action: ...

Climax: ...

Falling action: ...

Resolution (= denouement): ...

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Narrative arc

Romeo and Juliet

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What to study?

You know the plot and characters.
You are able to analyse excerpts seen in class and situate them in the story.
You are able to situate and analyse an unseen excerpt in the story.
You know the structure of a tragedy and you can link the parts to the play.

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