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 .. Honors English IV and AP Literature and Composition IV Mrs. Claire Rehkopf 2009-2010 Instructions for Honors and AP students HAS BEEN UPDATED; PLEASE SCROLL DOWN TO FIND NEW MATERIAL!!!! Honors English IV has homework! First Block has a take-home test on Word Skills Lesson 21. This is not homework; it is a test. So don't leave home without it! Students should also read the first three sections of the epic Beowulf, pages 40-50 on your print or on-line text. Your Prentice Hall on-line link appears at the bottom of this site. Think pop quiz for Monday on reading material. AP Literature and Composition IV
Discuss how the yellow wallpaper acts as a symbol in this story. I can represent more than one thing. Are there any other symbols? What instances of irony do you find. Yes, please identify the type of irony. Trace using correct terms how Gillman characterizes her narrator; is she a reliable narrator? Why or why not? Tell me what the point of view is. It would be nice if you made some statement about why that point of view was used. Finally, tell what the theme of the story might be. Remember the theme is NOT subject and theme is not PLOT. If you wish to read Hemingway's story becasue you did not do that homework, I have left the link below. http://www.duke.edu/~ss57/macomber.pdf Was it an accident . . . or murder? |
- Gutenberg Project source for many on-line texts for FREE
- Prentice Hall Literature: The British Tradition On-line text book for Honors English IV
- www.collegeboard.org/ap