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Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Wednesday, May 20, 2015

 

 

ENGLISH – 3rd trimester – Day 45

 

Take test on Romeo and Juliet Acts 2 and 3

 

Next, Read Act 4, Scenes 1,2, then complete 1 - 4 below to be COLLECTED TOMORROW:

Romeo & Juliet Act 4, Scenes 1 and 2.

 

1.      Answer all the questions from Act 4, scene 1 and 2 - The questions are in the margins of the textbook – Look for the “?” – There are 14 total.

2.      Write a 7-sentence paragraph of subtext for one character from Act 4, Scene 1 (choose either Paris, Friar, or Juliet)

3.      Write another 7-sentence paragraph of subtext for either Juliet or Capulet from Act 4, Scene 2  – 14 sentences total

4.      Using your textbook, make a simple timeline that proves how much time (hours or days) has gone by since the beginning of the story.

    • Review: Look at timeline for Romeo & Juliet (Sunday, Monday)…

 

Begin memorizing your 10 lines of R and J…practice it now for your recital on May 27

 

ENGLISH homework – HOURS 1, 3, 4:

 

COMPLETE 1 – 4 for Tuesday (after Memorial Day break)

 

Memorize your 10 lines of Shakespeare (based on a theme) for your recital Wednesday, May 27

 

Study for exam – Romeo & Juliet, The Odyssey see exam review sheet for details

 

R & J FINAL PROJECT RUBRIC (worth 35 points)

**You may NOT give your recital without a typed copy of your speech. **

 

10  points - SCRIPT - typed, theme, character/student name (Juliet/Frank)

5    points - THEME - your chosen lines CLEARLY support your theme

20  points - RECITAL - considerable effort shown in memorization of piece

 

_____total points

 

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PLAYWRITING – Day 45

 

WARM-UP – INDIVIDUALLY, mimic yesterday’s BELL-RINGING BREAK-UP script by writing a short little script of your own where a teenager wants to use the family car but must get permission from a parent (who owns the car).

 

Read 2 Christopher Durang shorts (as inspiration for our own scripting activity): “Funeral Parlor” and “DMV Tyrant”

 

As a post-test review, use your playwriting NOTES to answer the 42 sample test questions.

 

PLAYWRITING homework:

 

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