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Reviewed answers to R&J WEBQUEST
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Discuss handout and upcoming test on “Dramatic
Literary Terms” (Thursday)
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Know both the definitions and examples of
each term
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Encouraged use of Romeo & Juliet navigator
website and No Fear Shakespeare book:
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Next, we read the original text from our
textbooks and listened for the thread of the conversation (mixed with moments
of poetry)
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pages 814 – 825 in Literature book
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Memorize as much of your Dramatic Literary Terms
handout as you can…we’ll start Jeopardy in 10 minutes…
ENGLISH homework:
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Study for Thursday’s test on the “Dramatic
Literary Terms” handout – be able to identify both the definitions and
examples of each term
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Use the link below to practice with the Jeopardy
game:
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PLAYWRITING – Day 10
MANTRAS:
· Drama thrives only when characters are in crisis, in
extremes, in trouble.
- No matter how sweet and innocent your
leading characters, make awful things happen to them - in order that the
reader may see what they are made of.
Continued our work/script from Friday
PLAYWRITING homework:
None
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