Prefixes
- polein, poly - sell
- poly - many
- porto - carry
Roots
- alt - high, deep
- am, amor - love, liking
- dent, dont - tooth
PROVERB
SHORT STORY #2: Through the Tunnel by Doris Lessing
First, discuss... Have you ever taken a risk to prove yourself before? Describe it and why you took it.
Added Notes
LIT NOTES: Do you know your point of view? If you don't, now you do. Add this to your notes in your journal section.
EQ: What effect does POV have on the our stories so far? Why would an author use the unreliable pov?- First-person point of view
- Why don't we talk about second person?
- Third-person point of view
- limited
- objective or dramatic
- omniscient
- Unreliable
JOURNAL 33 Continued: Through the Tunnel:
A. Before you read: SAT Vocab
- Contrition - a state of feeling crushed by guilt
- luminous - bright or shining
- supplication - the action of asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly
- sputtering - spitting or spraying
- beseeching - urgently requesting someone to do something
- minute - tiny
- clambered - to climb, move, or get out of something in an awkward or laborious way
- incredulous - unbelievable
- gout - a drop or spot, especially of blood, smoke, or flame
- promontory - a point of high land that juts out into a large body of water
C. After you read: Analysis paragraph: Is Lessing's use of the plot structure effective in crafting a good story.
*Have you perfected the thesis & paragraph from Two Kinds?
HW: Complete Journal 33 & read Through the Tunnel.
