1. Everything in One Passage
Once More to the Lake
Everything in One Passage

2. Once More to the Lake: Vocabulary
Group 1:
dexterity
pensive
pedantic
anaphora
Group 2
melancholy
nostalgia
Despair
hyperbole
Once More to the Lake: Vocabulary
For each word, your group will create a diagram of the word using the following as an example:
Group 3
enumeration
idyllic
vulgar
irony
Group 4
exposé
bane
intricacies
polysyndeton
Dictionary Definition
Word
Example sentence using word.
Visual (picture/symbol)
Group 5
imagistic
objectivity
reminisce
escapism
Group 6
transposition
gunwale
jollity
parenthetical

3. Once More to the Lake Pp. 75-82 in Riverside Reader
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For Friday:
Answer the Purpose, Audience, and Strategy questions on pgs

4. Once More to the Lake: Sample AP Multiple Choice Questions
Your Group will be given several M/C questions.
We will be sharing your answers, and discussing whether or not they are correct, so be careful and thorough.
The “passage” of the story the questions refer to starts with “Summertime oh summertime” on p. 79, and ends on p. 80 with “charging bull-fashion at the dock.”
For each question do the following:
Find the text that corresponds to the question.
Write the line number(s) down.
Choose, as a group, which answer you think is correct.
Write it down
Justify your response. How do you know?
Write this down

5. Once More to the Lake: Not-the-weekend Essay
In his autobiographical essay, Once More to the Lake, E.B. White explores a childhood memory from an adult perspective. Using E.B. White’s essay as a point of reference, defend my claim that differences in age (or gender) affect the way people remember a certain place or event.
Write this as an 8.2 essay:
4.1 Introduction
Topic sentence
Concrete Detail
Commentary
Thesis
Body paragraphs
Conclusion
Transition sentence
Commentary that wraps up ideas and/or refers to thesis
Closing Commentary 1
Closing Commentary 2