Tuesday, December 3rd English 112

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Tuesday, December 3rd English 112 Purpose
and Agenda

• Purpose - What read and comprehend Lord of the
  Flies as a literary novel How RT, discussions,
  analysis of literary elements Why to apply
  comprehension strategies, to relate and empathize
  with a variety of people
• Chapter 10 Close Reading and Questions
• Jigsaw Share findings in small groups
• Exit Journal--Do you think all humans have evil
  inside them? Why or why not?
• HW Finish Chapter 10 and RT for Friday. Reading
  Minutes!

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Tuesday, December 3rd English 111 Purpose
and Agenda

• Purpose continue practicing comprehension
  strategies with RT and discussion - Lord of the
  Flies continue to ponder Nature vs. Nurture
  argumentchoose a side
• Choose a siderecord on My Progress handout
• Chapter 11 RT Small group to large group
  discussion through 173
• Continue Chapter 11
• HW Finish Chapter 11/RT and Reading Minutes!
  Your Chapter 7-12 Quiz will be on Monday (study
  guides are available on my website).

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Tuesday, December 3rd English 141 Purpose
and Agenda

• Purpose comprehend fiction by using reading
  strategies (questioning, monitoring, summarizing,
  etc) while reading The Pardoners Tale in the
  Elements of Literature make connections to
  historical context and text itself in response to
  Type I
• Finish Modern Pilgrims
• Type I Money is the root of all evil. This is
  a common and universal theme in literature.
• Introduction to the The Pardoners Tale who
  is the Pardoner? Return to description.
• Literary terms dramatic/situational/verbal
  irony
• Begin reading/listening The Pardoners Tale
  Prologue and Tale
• HW - None

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The Pardoner

• He has long hair as yellow as wax, which falls
  down his back like rat tails. His eyeballs are
  bulging, and he wears small cap. He carries a
  wallet on his lap. He puts on airs by riding in
  fashion. His voice sounds like a goat. He sells
  fake religious relics and is very greedy. As a
  pardoner, he accepts money from people who wish
  to be absolved of their sins and the money is
  supposed to go to religious institutions. Many
  pardoners were dishonest and even loyal church
  members ridiculed them.