American Literature II-Upper School
The Member of The Wedding
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
23 May 2014
Please finish the novel. If you can begin paper or finish at home or you can do it in class. As promised you have until Friday 30 May to get paper to me by email. Getting a zero for not doing it is not an option!
Sunday, May 18, 2014
20 May 2014
The Member of the Wedding-Please read pp. 75- 123. Be prepared to discuss this section. If you do not respond you will not receive a participation Grade for the day. I will presume that you didn't read the section.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Work for May 16, 2014
Please read Part 2 Section 1 of The member of the Wedding .pp.49-75 in my version. Be prepared for an extensive discussion.
Friday, May 9, 2014
Work for 13 May 2014
Read The Member of the Wedding Part I. Have your list of questions handy so you can know which one you will do and then take notes or mark the book if you own it on the question you will use.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
work for April 8th 2014
Day Four
From the Marlin waking Santiago by jerking the line to Santiago's return to the shack.
Draft
Using the book, write a think piece (exactly what it says; what do you think?) of five or more paragraphs about the following ideas:
From Manolin's bringing the old man coffee to the old man's return to sleep and dream of lions.
Do the same as above.
From the Marlin waking Santiago by jerking the line to Santiago's return to the shack.
Draft
Using the book, write a think piece (exactly what it says; what do you think?) of five or more paragraphs about the following ideas:
- What does Santiago mean when he says "To suffer like a man."?
- Santiago views the struggle as between himself and a worthy opponent, the marlin. Why does he not care who kills who(what will others say of him if he kills the fish)?
- What new life will Santiago have in the view of others?
- Why can't Santiago look at the mutilated marlin?
- How does Santiago justify killing him?
From Manolin's bringing the old man coffee to the old man's return to sleep and dream of lions.
Do the same as above.
- In the final pages, the author lets the reader know that this is not a tale of defeat but one of redemption. How is this true?
- How does he further extend the images that link Santiago to Christ?
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Work for April 2, 20014
Please read Day II of The Old Man and the Sea. This section begins when Santiago go to Manolo's house in the morning of the second day and ends when Santiago states that he will catch the marlin by day's end! Do the questions on the list for day II, using several quotes for each response.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Work for Friday 28 March 2014
Read Day 1 of the Old Man and the Sea.
Answer the following questions in a paragraph, including one or more quotes for each. Add the page numbers after the quote.
DAY ONE:
1. Who isSantiago ? Describe his physical appearance and
personality.
3. DescribeSantiago ’s relationship
with the young boy.
Answer the following questions in a paragraph, including one or more quotes for each. Add the page numbers after the quote.
DAY ONE:
1. Who is
2. Who is Manolin (the
young boy)?
3. Describe
4. Describe Santiago ’s home. What does it say about him as a man?
5. Why do the other
fishermen make fun of or pity Santiago ?
6. Who does Santiago admire and why?
7. What does Santiago dream of? Why is this dream important to Santiago ?
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