//www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ Class Name: English Literature Per. 5 Instructor(s): Fionnbarr Kelly Location: L9 en-us SchoolSitePro //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2213430 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Tue, 10 May 2011 20:06:25 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2211041 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Mon, 09 May 2011 20:19:07 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2207139 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Fri, 06 May 2011 18:10:24 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2197922 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Mon, 02 May 2011 19:16:40 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2178596 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Mon, 18 Apr 2011 16:56:34 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2169798 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Tue, 12 Apr 2011 19:59:53 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2166833 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ Vocab task: Look up and write down the meaning of the following words from sections 3-5.
Statuesque; Comrade: Multifarious: Protuberant; Purges: Intricate: Orthodoxy; Pedantic; Gesticulating; Repositories; Queue: Labyrinthine.
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Task: Describe Winston Smith in a one page written summary. Focus on his description, his everyday existence, his characteristics, and ESPECIALLY comment on how his mind is working/thinking in this introductory section of the book
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2. "America wants you" is a famous war-time slogan used during WW2. Invent a slogan that describes what it takes/means to be an American patriot?


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Research the internet and find an example of "invasion of privacy". Download the example, read and understand it, and be prepared to present during Friday's lesson .
]]> Wed, 30 Mar 2011 18:50:31 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2112363 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ ]]> Tue, 15 Mar 2011 19:11:54 PDT //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2109146 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ Respond to the following questions in writing:
1. When Victor eventually arrives back on shore, who meets him and describe the reception he gets?
2. What horrible "discovery" is made by Victor shortly after he arrives?
3. What happens to Victor?
4. Who is the surprise visitor that Victor receives?
5. Who is sympathetic towards Victor during him time in Ireland?
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1. As Victor encounters the monster, he notices a change in the development of his creation. What do you think is Victor most afraid of when he spends time with the monster? Justify your response thoroughly.
2. What realization does the monster come to in terms of his own development? What is the monster actually looking for to happen towards the edn of ch 10?
3. Do some brief research of "Paradise Lost". be able to explain its purpose and tie that purpose to what the monster expects from Victor.
4. What does the monster learn from his observation of family life in the cottage? Justify your response.
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1. Why did Justine confess?
2. How does Victor explain how he blames himself for William's and Justine's deaths?
Ch 9
3. How does Victor try to get rid of the guilt that he carries with him?
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1. What themes are introduced from your reading of the letters. List 3 individual themes and support your answer with direct quotes from each.

2. What purpose does the "frame narrative" context of the letters serve?
]]> Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:10:35 PST //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2029406 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ 2. have you yourself experienced discrimination of this kind? Explain. How could such discrimination be avoided? What kind of actions would encourage non-discriminatory practice in your opinion?
]]> Mon, 07 Feb 2011 18:07:38 PST //www.alemany.org/homeworkItem2013023 //www.alemany.org/apps/classes/336843/assignments/ Complete the Critical Thinking #'s 1, 2 & 3.
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