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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Miscellaneous. Literary Terms. Literary Terms 2. Writing Papers. Literary Terms 3.

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. Review . Setting. Characters. What do you want to know?. Settings. Objective.

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Hannah Weakley

Hannah Weakley. Honors English II. Julius Caesar. Robert Frost . Homer . Who was the author of Julius Caesar?. Shakespeare. Alexander the Great. Julius Caesar. Comedy. Tragedy. What type of play is Julius Caesar?. Drama. Soap Opera. Julius Caesar. Hyperbole.

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Quick write time!

Quick write time!. What is a dialect? Do you speak a dialect? How would you describe the way you speak? Does everyone speak a dialect? Is a dialect the same thing as slang?. http://ncsu.edu/linguistics/videos.php.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 10-11

To Kill a Mockingbird Chapters 10-11. Characterization.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary

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The Literary Essay is an insightful, critical interpretation of a literary work.

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Chapter 22

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To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird. Questions and Discussions. Questions for Chapter 1:. What do we learn about Atticus in the first chapter regarding his personal integrity, his courage, his sense of fairness, his independence? 2) Describe the family life the Finches appear to have.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Character Review, Part I

To Kill a Mockingbird Character Review, Part I. Scout Finch (Jean Louise) . Inquisitive Looks up to Jem Intelligent, learns to read at a young age Narrator of the novel Solves problems with her fists Tomboy Opinionated Brave. Jem Finch (Jeremy Atticus) . Brave, daring

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To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary

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Diction

Diction. AP Lexicon, Lecture 1. Diction. Word choice Diction can refer to specific word choices or the general character of language chosen by the author Three areas to consider Appearance Sound Meaning. Semantics.

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Yesterday we also looked at Text Structure Features (TSF)

Yesterday we also looked at Text Structure Features (TSF). So far we have identified, but not discussed t he dedication t he epigraph t he structure of the novel into two parts t he identity of the narrator and narrative style.

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Welcome!

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Allusion

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Racism & Unfairness

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Characters and Symbols

Characters and Symbols. What symbols can be applied to the various characters in TKAM?. An Exploration of a Character Through a Symbol. Character . Refers to an individual in a story or play and the qualities of that individual. We learn about characters in the following ways:

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TKAM Unit Project

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Annotating Your Reading

Annotating Your Reading. Take out paper and prepare to take notes!. What do I do?. As you read, choose passages that stand out to you and make note of them ( ALWAYS include page numbers) .

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Journal #1 Jan.7 th others

Journal #1 Jan.7 th others.

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