1. “It’s a Missing Miss Smith Monday!” December 9, 2013 Mr. Houghteling
English III
“It’s a Missing Miss Smith Monday!”
December 9, 2013
Mr. Houghteling

2. Today - Monday Comma practice 2 Finish oral reading of “A Cup of Tea.”
Work on sequence of events chart.
Help with analysis questions for “A Cup of Tea.”

3. What’s due?
Tuesday: Sequence of Events chart.
Wednesday: Analysis Discussion Questions
Thursday: QUIZ on “A Cup of Tea.”
Friday: Revising the bellringer argument.

4. Literary Elements in “A Cup of Tea”
Plot
Characterization
Irony
Diction
Imagery
Theme

5. PLOT

6. Characterization Rosemary Fell Miss Smith Philip
What the author describes
What the character does
What the character says
What others say about the character
FINAL DETERMINATION
Rosemary Fell
Miss Smith
Philip

7. IRONY
Irony is defined as the CONTRAST between what is EXPECTED to happen with what ACTUALLY happens.
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony

8. Exit Slip
Considering the conflict presented in “A Cup of Tea,” how should Rosemary have helped out the young woman who asks her for “the price of a cup of tea?”

9. Wednesday Recap
Today, students will write a complete response to the following statement:
“The most powerful weapon a woman has over a man is her womanness, her femininity, her coquetry. With it, a woman has more power than any man; without it she has nothing.”
 Students should brainstorm a bulleted list of instances in which this statement could be true and when this statement could be false.
Students should then write a response in which they CONFIRM (agree with), DENY (disagree with), or QUALIFY (agree with certain limitations) this statement.