Lesson 6.1

• Engels
• HBO
• Studiejaar 1

Planning

• Activities 1&2 on Canvas
• Activity 3, A-C individual test practise.
• Feedback before/after break
• Finish Activity 3 and/or focus on activity 4

Please add activity 2's practice questions per group (3-5 per group)

Individual test practise

Compare answers

Mid-term feedback

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10min break

     Individual test practise (again)

Activity 3 on Canvas, questions A-C

Group work

Finish activity 3 on Canvas and/or work on completing the worksheets up until this week.

I read the story and did the preparation work

I did both

I just read the story

I didn't read the story

Exposition

Initial incident

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

Denouement

EBackground information of the plot that includes characters and setting.

three major events that add suspense or tension to the plot (complications or frustrations) that lead to the climax. 

The tying up of loose ends. 

The conflict is resolved, and we discover whether the protagonist achieves their goal or not.

Three events (or less) that unravel the conflict between the protagonist and antagonist that lead to the resolution. 

The very first conflict that occurs in the plot. The event that sets the rest of the story in motion.

The most suspenseful part of the plot. The turning point for the protagonist’s character. 

If time