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Survey Literature September 19, 2008 Mr. Houghteling It’s a Follow-up Friday, and because it’s Friday you know what that means...

“IT’S GREAT TO BE ALIVE!”

AGENDA Quick QuizQuick Quiz Follow-up on Literary Term definitions. Follow-up on Literary Term definitions. Follow-up on vocabulary “Words to Know” from “TMDG.”Follow-up on vocabulary “Words to Know” from “TMDG.” Read “The Most Dangerous Game.”Read “The Most Dangerous Game.”

Quick Quiz– on a separate sheet of paper. 1. Draw and name the five basic elements of PLOT. 1. Draw and name the five basic elements of PLOT. 2. How does General Zaroff know Rainsford? 2. How does General Zaroff know Rainsford?

Quick Quiz– on a separate sheet of paper. 3. Where does General Zaroff come from? 3. Where does General Zaroff come from? 4. Why is General Zaroff “bored”? 4. Why is General Zaroff “bored”?

Quick Quiz– on a separate sheet of paper. 5. What does General Zaroff hunt on the island? 5. What does General Zaroff hunt on the island?

HOMEWORK Get your notebook ready for delivery on Monday!Get your notebook ready for delivery on Monday! Literary TermsLiterary Terms QuickwritesQuickwrites Vocabulary “Words to Know”Vocabulary “Words to Know” Anything else we’ve done in the notebooks…Check the PowerPoint presentations on the Simeon Website!Anything else we’ve done in the notebooks…Check the PowerPoint presentations on the Simeon Website!