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ENGLISH 10 HONORS DAY 49 OBJECTIVE: TO REVIEW BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND BEGIN READING ANTIGONE.

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1 ENGLISH 10 HONORS DAY 49 OBJECTIVE: TO REVIEW BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND BEGIN READING ANTIGONE

2 GREEK DRAMA What do you remember about Greek drama? Structure? Actors? Costumes? Theaters?

3 As a class, we will begin reading the play. As we read, annotate as you see fit. Remember: You will have an essay involving this play when we finish reading; notes will help you find textual evidence when you need it.

4 PROLOGUE AND PARODOS Antigone Ismene Chorus Chorus Leader Stage Directions

5 Each day that we read, you will be required to complete a reading guide. In addition, you must complete ONE of the following Character chart Theme chart Short essay Visual summary Details about each assignment are on the sheet provided.

6 As we finish Hercules, complete your notes tracking the structure.

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