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English III 2016. Comedy Ladder and Satire *CL ½ sheet notes *Terminology List Novel Analysis *Feud-Shootout & Stealing/Lies-Duke King Scams T-Charts.

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1 English III 2016

2 Comedy Ladder and Satire *CL ½ sheet notes *Terminology List Novel Analysis *Feud-Shootout & Stealing/Lies-Duke King Scams T-Charts (in your notes) *Duke and King Scam Chart *End of Novel Escape Plan Chart *Theme/Satire Tracker *Any online study guides posted to teacher website

3 I. Character Quote Matching (5 questions) *As you review major episodes, determine key characters & statements about larger issues. II. Comedy Ladder Scenarios (4 questions) *This time, these will pertain directly to the novel. Remember comedy of manners, comedy of ideas, farce and low comedy characteristics. III. Satire Matching (7-8 questions) *These will pertain to larger satirical topics (ex: religious hypocrisy). *You will also be provided with satirical cartoons that connect to the concepts.

4 IV. Novel Analysis (18-20 questions) *Consider impact of episodes on Huck’s conscience, portrayal of society, and meanings behind satirical examples. *This area will also contain questions that ask for more than one answer, so work on a strategy to help you choose. V. Cold-Reads (8-10 questions) *There are TWO of these, and adjoining questions related to both the piece and the novel. VI. Written Response (10pts) *You will be provided with THREE topics, from which you must choose ONE to write a fully organized, textual referenced, larger-message analyzed response. Please consider your short answers prior to this, and what you scored. Consider the comments you received and areas to work on. It may also be wise to begin with this piece of the test first, while you are fresh on the information.

5  Man’s Inhumanity to man  Feuding  Mob Mentality  Hypocrisy (including religious)  People’s Curiosity  Uncultured Tastes  Mankind’s Greed  Mankind’s Cruelty  Prejudice/Racism  Romantic Literature  Gullibility  Ch. 16—Smallpox Lie  Ch. 17-18 Grangerford- Shepherdson Feud  Ch. 19-22 Duke and King Initial Scams  Ch. 21-22 Sherburn- Boggs Murder  Ch. 23-30 Wilks episode  Ch. 31-Huck’s Conscience  Ch. 32-43 Jim’s escape plan

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