1. Weekly Objectives  Students will determine the meaning of unfamiliar words using context clues.  Students will write for a variety of purposes and audiences using the Standard English conventions of grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.  Student will demonstrate mastery of literary terms, vocabulary knowledge, and elements of plot by completing a 5-week assessment.  Students will understand and utilize Choices Planner to familiarize themselves with Media Center technology and career choices.

2. Testing Directions   Mark on the green side of your scantron.   Take out your number two pencil.   Where it states “School Name” write 5-week exam.   Make sure you write your first and last name.

3. Weekly Agenda  Plan/ Explore Testing  Review Homework  Test Review  Review Literary Terms-MDG  5-week Assessment  Choices Planner-Intro to Career Research

4. FORESHADOWING- hints or clues the writer uses to indicate events that will occur later in the plot Pg. 39 mystery/Ship-Trap IslandPg. 39 mystery/Ship-Trap Island Pg. 40 Sailor’s apprehensieon/the idea of evilPg. 40 Sailor’s apprehensieon/the idea of evil Pg. 42 Rainsford hears an unrecognizable sound of an animal in extreme anguishPg. 42 Rainsford hears an unrecognizable sound of an animal in extreme anguish

5. FORESHADOWING – Explain: Pg. 47 “ I hunt more dangerous game.” ZaroffPg. 47 “ I hunt more dangerous game.” Zaroff Pg. 48 Zaroff needs a new animal to huntPg. 48 Zaroff needs a new animal to hunt

6. SIMILE - A comparison using like or as : Pg. 53..night crawled by like a wounded snake// (TR)Pg. 53..night crawled by like a wounded snake// (TR) Pg. 40..sea was as flat as a plate glass window// (BR)Pg. 40..sea was as flat as a plate glass window// (BR)

7. METAPHOR - a figure of speech that makes a comparison between two things that are basically unlike but have something in common Pg. 42 yacht/ fireflies DICTION – a writer’s or speaker’s choice of words and way of arranging them in a sentence Pg. 41-42 pipe/brierPg. 41-42 pipe/brier Pg. 43 Chateau / mansionPg. 43 Chateau / mansion

8. SETTING Ship Trap IslandShip Trap Island CaribbeanCaribbean CHARACTERS –Describe:  Rainsford-  Zaroff -

9. CHARACTERS cont’d  Ivan –  Whitney – PROTAGONIST – central character or hero in a narrative Rainsford or Zaroff Rainsford or Zaroff ANTAGONIST- in opposition with the protagonist Rainsford or Zaroff

10. DYNAMIC CHARACTER – Changes in the story ????? STATIC CHARACTER- remain the same in the storty ????? IRONY- contrast between appearance and reality Explain the irony in the following examples.

11. IRONY – Explain:  Pg. 45 R finds Z an affable host / Student’s Answer ???  Pg. 45 Z appears civilized & humane / ???  Pg. 57 Z expects to win game/ ????

12. FOIL – a character who provides a striking contrast to another character Explain how foil works in the story. CONFLICT- EXTERNAL -R vs. sea-R vs. rocks R vs. IvanR vs. dogs Ivan vs. traps R vs. Z

13. CONFLICT- EXTERNAL Zaroff vs. sailors Rainsford vs. quicksand Now add your own examples!!

14. CONFLICT- INTERNAL -Whitney & sailors vs. fear -Rainsford vs. panic -R vs. will to survive Now add your own!!

15. PLOT – SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Exposition – Whitney, Rainsford/ experienced hunters, STI, Rainsford stranded on island

16. RISING ACTIONS- -R finds out Zaroff hunts humans -Z bored w/hunting animals -Z appears civilized

17. RISING ACTIONS- -Z hunting humans as a game/exciting

18. CLIMAX -Rainsford is now the huntee and no longer the hunter. (When R is in tree and realizes he is Zaroff’s prey.)

19. Falling Action -3 traps set by Rainsford -Z does not get caught by trap or Rainsford during the hunt. -Ivan & his dog are caught in trap

20. Falling Action -Z agrees to release R if he wins the game.(If R eludes Z for 3 days.) -R jumps off cliff/Z thinks he won game and that R has died in jump

21. Resolution -Z celebrates w/dinner/wine/relaxed -Z in bedroom, caught by surprise by R behind curtain

22. Resolution -R/Z of them is going to the dogs and one is going to sleep in bed -R wins game / slept in finest bed.

23. DOL- Incorrect “The Necklace”  Mme. Loisel dancing for hours not thinking about nothing but enjoying herself.  Mme. Loisel told Mme Forestier, “These is the three pieces of jewelry I like best a bracelet, a gold cross and the diamond necklace.

24. DOL-Corrections “The Necklace”  Mme. Loisel danced for hours, not thinking about anything but enjoying herself.  Mme. Loisel told Mme. Forestier, “These are the three pieces of jewelry I like best: a bracelet, a gold cross, and the diamond necklace.”

25. Quick Write “The Necklace” Do you agree or disagree with the following statement below? Do you agree or disagree with the following statement below? “ One’s social status determines how he/ she will be treated in this society.” “ One’s social status determines how he/ she will be treated in this society.”