Monday, December 7

Tuesday 12/8 ~ Power of One ~ Ch.6

ROOTS
  • omni - all, every
  • onym - name
  • oper - work
FINALS REVIEW

Short Stories
  • Focus: Literature Review
  • Could you recognize plot elements from the short stories we've read?
  • Could you match each literary device to its definition?
  • Could you name the writer of significant quotes from the writings we've studied?
Literary Devices
  • Allegory
  • Symbol
  • Irony
  • Theme
  • Tone
  • Allusion
  • Conflict (internal and external)
  • Point-of-View (first, various versions of third and unreliable)
  • Direct Characterization
  • Indirect Characterization (STEAL)
  • Plot (exposition, complication, rising action, climax, epiphany, falling action, denouement)
THE POWER OF ONE

EQ: What has Peekay learned about camouflage so far? How are the ideas of camouflage and adapting to change related to the "power of one" ? What is the "power of one"?

More Vocab
  1. abhorred (v.) - to regard with loathing (p. 214)
  2. expatriate (v.) - to exile, banish (p.216)
  3. francas (n.) - a rowdy fight (p.218)
  4. onerous (adj.) - troublesome oR oppressive; burdensome (p.223)
  5. feint (v.) - feigned attack designed to draw defensive action away from the intended target (fake out move) (p. 245)
  6. contrite (adj.) - repentant, penitent (p.246)

HW: Read Ch. 6 & complete Journal 35
Journal 35: After reading Chapters 5&6, what has Peekay learned about camouflage so far? How are the ideas of camouflage and adapting to change related to the "power of one" ? What is the "power of one"?

*Journal Check on Block Day this week! Click here to see links to all of them. 
  (Journals 25-35 are game for checking.)

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