Reminders:  Fri, April 19: exit interview for Seniors with counselors during first half of class. You will be released after I take roll.  Next week:

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Reminders:  Fri, April 19: exit interview for Seniors with counselors during first half of class. You will be released after I take roll.  Next week: TAKS testing Tues-Wed- Thurs. Twenty-five minute classes in the afternoon.  Tues, April 23: you must have finished reading “A Rose for Emily” when you arrive to class. Pp in blue Bedford book.

Objectives:  To offer interpretations of the play with direct evidence from the text.  To respond to multiple-choice questions and an essay question similar to those that will appear on the AP Exam.

Today’s Agenda:  Go over homework discussion questions and discuss further examples of Techniques of comedy within the play.  Test: multiple-choice and essay. You will need to use your notes and the packet of the play.

Ten Minutes:  Find a partner and quickly discuss the following in preparation for our discussion: - one theme you saw in the play - one symbol -compare answers to discussion questions and Dialectal Journal of Comedy