“It’s a ‘This-and-That’ Thursday!” Survey Literature “It’s a ‘This-and-That’ Thursday!” September 25, 2008 Mr. Houghteling

AGENDA EXPLORE Test Reflection The Venn Diagram / Rainsford and Zaroff Vocabulary / Conflict Review Review Literary Terms for Quiz on Monday!

EXPLORE Reflection On a separate sheet of paper, please write answers to the following questions. There were four sections of the test: English, Math, Reading, and Science. Which of the four sections was the easiest for you? Why? Which of the sections was the hardest for you? Why?

EXPLORE Reflection On a separate sheet of paper, please write answers to the following questions. 3. Do you feel the time limits for each section were appropriate? Why or why not? 4. From 1-10 (1 is lowest, 10 is the highest), how well do you think you performed on the EXPLORE test?

The Venn Diagram Two columns: One on each side of the page. Input characteristics of both Rainsford and General Zaroff. Put two big interlocking circles in the middle of the sheet. Characteristics that both Rainsford and Zaroff share? Put those in the middle, interlocking part. Characteristics that each man has by himself? Put those in the outer portions of the circle.

Literary Terms Review FORESHADOWING SETTING CHARACTERIZATION SIMILE Watch the following slides (40 seconds per slide) and record the examples. Come up with your own for an excellent review for the quiz on Monday! FORESHADOWING SETTING CHARACTERIZATION SIMILE METAPHOR IRONY PLOT ELEMENTS: CCCDR Conflicts: Internal / External

FORESHADOWING Pg. 39 mystery/ Pg. 40 very gravely/ (BL) Pg. 42 extremity of anguish/ (TR)

FORESHADOWING –Explain: Pg. 45 appraisingly/studying (BR) Pg. 48 new animal

SIMILE -Explain the following: Pg. 53 ..night crawled by like a wounded snake// (TR) Pg. 40 ..sea was as flat as a plate glass window// (BR)

METAPHOR - Pg. 42 yacht/ fireflies (BL) DICTION – Pg. 41-42 pipe/brier Pg. 43 Chateau / mansion (BL)

SETTING Ship Trap Island Caribbean CHARACTERS –Describe: Rainsford- Zaroff -

CHARACTERS cont’d Ivan – Whitney – PROTAGONIST – Rainsford or Zaroff ANTAGONIST- Rainsford or Zaroff

DYNAMIC CHARACTER – ????? STATIC CHARACTER- IRONY-Explain the irony in the following examples.

IRONY – Explain: Pg. 45 R finds Z an affable host / Student’s Answer ??? Pg. 45 Z appears civilized & humane / ??? Pg. 57 Z expects to win game/ ????

CONFLICT- EXTERNAL Zaroff vs. sailors Rainsford vs. quicksand Now add your own examples!!

CONFLICT- INTERNAL -Whitney & sailors vs. fear -Rainsford vs. panic -R vs. will to survive Now add your own!!

PLOT – SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Exposition – Whitney, Rainsford/ experienced hunters, STI, Rainsford stranded on island

RISING ACTIONS- -R finds out Zaroff hunts humans -Z bored w/hunting animals -Z appears civilized

RISING ACTIONS- -Z hunting humans as a game/exciting

CLIMAX -Rainsford is now the huntee and no longer the hunter. (When R is in tree and realizes he is Zaroff’s prey.)

Denouement -3 traps set by Rainsford -Z does not get caught by trap or Rainsford during the hunt. -Ivan & his dog are caught in trap

Denouement -Z agrees to release R if he wins the game.(If R eludes Z for 3 days.) -R jumps off cliff/Z thinks he won game and that R has died in jump

Conclusion -Z celebrates w/dinner/wine/relaxed -Z in bedroom, caught by surprise by R behind curtain

Conclusion -R/Z of them is going to the dogs and one is going to sleep in bed -R wins game / slept in finest bed.