Engels 5v SE presentatie

                       Stephen Kings "IT"

                                                            Sander Wiggerink, Lotte Strijk, 

                                                          Kas Krasniqi and Gijs de Haas

Points of interest

- Writer

- Main characters

- Summary

- Explaining of the chapters

- Reading

- Literary terms

- Difference between the novel and the movie

Stephen King

- 21 september 1947

- Shawshank redemption, Stand by me, the Green Mile

- Portland

- Three Billy Goats Gruff

 Bill Denbrough

- Brother of George

- Trauma

- Insecure about stutter

- Becomes writer

Ben Hanscom

- Overweight

- Crush on Beverly Marsh

- Insecure about weight

- Becomes architect

Beverly Marsh

- Abusive father

-  The only female 

- Insecure about appearance

Eddie Kaspbrak

- Overprotective mother

- Anxious

- Lives with his mother

Richie Tozier

- Bold

- Jokes to mask insecurity

- Insecure about his intelligence

- Becomes a comedian

Mike Hanlon

- Last to join group

- Insecure about color of his skin

- Loneliness

- Becomes librarian in Derry

Stan Uris

- Jewish

- Level-headed

- Insecure about his heritage

Summary (1957)

19- Georgie Denbrough

- "Stuttering" Bill Denbrough

- Losers club

- Henry Bowers

- Hallucinations

- Into the sewers

- Pact

Summary (1985)

- Six phone calls

- Stan Uris

- New hallucinations

- Henry Bowers alive

- Mike attacked

- Into the sewers again

- It's final form

Explaining of the chapters

When did the book "IT" get published

1. 1990
2. 2017
3. 1986
4. 2019

Pennywise is a clown, but Stephen originally wanted to use another creature, which one?

1. Zombie
2. Troll
3. Mummy
4. Always has been a clown

Which book was Stephen's first published novel?

1. Shawshank redemption
2. Carrie
3. IT
4. The Shining

In order from first to last of novels Stephen King wrote. The how manyeth was "IT"

What does Bill Denbrough do to confront his fears

1. becomes a succesful horror writer
2. becomes a hypochondriac
3. goes to therapy
4. cries silently in a corner

What is the theme of the story?

1. Death
2. Being a loser
3. Childhood trauma
4. Bullying

Reading

The literary terms are marked

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IT

Which literary term is the blue text?

1. Simile = A comparison between two things using the words as or like. (Basically, the same as a metaphor but just using as or like)
2. Metaphor = a form of speaking wherein a word or phrase is compared to an object or action it is not really comparable to. E.g. (Drowning in money)
3. Allegory = A story, poem or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning.
4. Imagery = Using words to create an image for the reader.

Which literary term is the green text?

1. Climax = the most intense, exciting, or important point of a story (anti-climax = the point which is meant to be the most interesting (The climax) is very disappointing.
2. Irony = saying the opposite of what we mean for usually a humorous way.
3. Imagery = Using words to create an image for the reader.
4. Assonance = Resemblances of syllables between different words within a sentence (Killed, cold, culled)

Which literary term is the red text?

1. Paradox = a seemingly contradictory statement which when investigated may prove to be true.
2. Anastrophe = switching the normal word order in a sentence.
3. Anagram = A word or phrase made rearranging another word (spar from rasp).
4. Foil = Prevent something considered bad from happening.

Which literary term is the purple text?

1. Alliteration = is an obvious repetition of consonants (If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, Where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?)
2. Sonnet = A poem of fourteen lines which formally rhyme to each other.
3. Irony = saying the opposite of what we mean for usually a humorous way.
4. Symbolism = The deeper meaning of symbols that could represent ideas or qualities.

Which literary term is the darkyellow text?

1. Irony = saying the opposite of what we mean for usually a humorous way.
2. Personification = Assign personal nature or human characteristics to something non-human
3. Paradox = a seemingly contradictory statement which when investigated may prove to be true.
4. Climax = the most intense, exciting, or important point of a story (anti-climax = the point which is meant to be the most interesting (The climax) is very disappointing.

What is the motif in "IT"(A recurring idea or thing in a book.)

1. The scary clown (IT)
2. The paperboat
3. The little brother of Bill (Georgie)
4. The bully (Henry)

Differences between the movie,

and the book