Short Story Unit-Global Introductions and Journal Topics.

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Short Story Unit-Global Introductions and Journal Topics

The Most Dangerous Game Title: Survival-What qualities would be necessary for survival?

The Most Dangerous Game Title: Game- Think about a game you have played or observed that you would never want to face in reality. Imagine that the game has become real. Write a paragraph describing what might happen. Use at least three of these words: contemplate, renders, simulate, utilize.

The Most Dangerous Game Title: Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away?

The Most Dangerous Game Title: Fear-How does fear impact our decision making?

The Lady or the Tiger Have you ever had to make a choice between something that was good for you and something that was good for someone you cared about? Are you glad that you chose as you did? Would you make the same choice now?

Poe’s “Cask of Amontillado” Title: Suspense-How can you create suspense (rides, movies, music)?

Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado” Title: Fright-Explain the paradox of enjoying being frightened. Use at least three of the following words: Interpret, participate, contribute, elevate

Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado” Title: Suspense-How did Poe create suspense in C of A?

Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado” Title: Self Representation-If you had to choose an object, animal, or motto to represent you or your family, what would it be and why?

Setting Title: Paradise-Describe the setting of your ideal paradise

Saki’s “The Interlopers” Title: Feuds-What causes feuds or fights between people? Make a list of the possible ways in which a long-standing feud can be resolved. Use at least three of the following words: analyze, focus, participate, verify.

Saki’s “The Interlopers” Title: Anger-"Don't use your anger as fuel for revenge. Don't stay angry. Don't go to bed angry." What does this quote mean to you? How does it apply to the story? How does it apply to your life?

Mood Title: Mood-How can setting create mood?

O’ Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi” Title: Love-What are the characteristics of love?

O’ Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi” Title: Gifts- How can you express love through a gift when funds are tight? Write a paragraph using at least three of these words: adjust, embody, assist, emphasize.

“The Necklace” Title: Materialism-What motivates people to buy things they cannot afford? Write several reasons why a person might want to have expensive things. Use at least 3 of these words: obtain, impress, exceed, identify.

“The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Title: Day Dreams-What do you tend to daydream about the most?

“Blues Ain’t No Mockingbird” Title: Privacy-How might it feel to be photographed w/out your permission?

“The Scarlet Ibis” Title: New Family Members-An older child often feels a variety of emotions when a new baby comes into the family. What might be particularly exciting? What might be upsetting?

“The Scarlet Ibis” Title: Change-Have you ever wanted to change something in someone else? What did you want to change about him or her? Why did you want him or her to change?

“Sweet Potato Pie” Title: Traditions-What are some family traditions you or your friends take comfort in?

“Sweet Potato Pie” Title: Sacrifice-Describe a time when someone sacrificed something for you (time, money, their desires/wants, etc.) How did this make you feel?

Short Story Unit Review Title: Refection-Looking back at all the stories we have read, which story do you relate to the most and why?