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Homework Unit 5

Homework Unit 5 # 1 Review: The Hobbit Chapters 1 – 4 Read : …the Guidelines on page 898– take 3 noteworthy notes - Copy and Define The literary elements on page 898 Pages Legends 2.Legendary Heroes 3.Myths 4.Folklore 5.Folktales 6.Oral Tradition Read Carefully : … from The Journey of Gilgamesh Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, write about how this story can be classified as an epic.

Homework Unit 5 # 2 Review: The Hobbit Chapters 5-8 Read : …the Bio on page take 3 noteworthy notes - … the preview on page 903 – take 3 noteworthy notes … the preview on page 903 – take 3 noteworthy notes Copy and Define The literary elements on page 903 Pages Abashed 2.Inscribe 3.Ignoble 4.Tumultuous 5.Prowess 6.Dialogue Read Carefully : … from Le Morte d’ Arthur by Sir Thomas Mallory Page Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, write about how dialogue is used in the story. Sir Thomas Mallory

Homework Unit 5 # 3 Review: The Hobbit Chapters 9-12 Read : …the Bio on page take 3 noteworthy notes - … the preview on page 926 – take 3 noteworthy notes … the preview on page 926 – take 3 noteworthy notes Copy and Define The vocabulary and Lit. Elements on page 926 Pages Interminable 2.Renown 3.Redress 4.Discourteous 5.Enmity 6.Parody Read Carefully : … from Don Quixote by Cervantes Page Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, Write a character Sketch (7 sentences) about Don Quixote. Cervantes

Homework Unit 5 # 4 Review: The Hobbit Chapters Read : …the Bio on page942- take 3 noteworthy notes - … the preview on page943– take 3 noteworthy notes … the preview on page943– take 3 noteworthy notes Copy and Define The literary elements and vocabulary on page 943 Pages Scrupulous 2.Elude 3.Confidante 4.Perpetuate 5.Genre 6.Epic Read Carefully : from Sundiata by Niane and the Storytellers Page Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, Write about the why you think Sundiata had such a strong desire to be remembered. Djibril Tamsir Niane

Homework Unit 5 # 5 Review: The Hobbit Chapters Read : …the Bio on page 958- take 3 noteworthy notes - … the preview on page 959– take 3 noteworthy notes … the preview on page 959– take 3 noteworthy notes Copy and Define The literary elements and vocabulary on page 959 on page 959 Pages Disdainful 2.Aggrieved 3.Guile 4.Deliberation 5.Jubilantly 6.Plot Pattern Archetypes Read Carefully : The Stealing of Thor’s Hammer by Branston Pages Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, summarize the role of females in this story. Brian Branston

Homework Unit 5 # 6 Review: The Hobbit Chapters Read : …the Bio on page 981- take 6 noteworthy notes - … the preview on page 982 take 3 noteworthy notes … the preview on page 982 take 3 noteworthy notes Copy and Define The literary elements and vocabulary on page982 on page982 Pages Confront 2.Vault 3.Strategic 4.Suspense Read Carefully : Where the Girl Rescues her Brother Bruchac & Ross Page Take Notes : List the characters and describe the setting IN YOUR OWN WORDS. and Write : In a constructed paragraph, summarize the role of females in this story. Bruchac & Ross