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PREMIERE LITTERATURE
SEQUENCE ONE.
LOVE, MARRIAGE AND WEDDINGS.
Monday, September 10th.
Notes:
Monday, September 10th.
1. This is a love declaration taking place in an extract of the film Love Actually.
The male character decided to express his feelings in a very original way,
by writing the things he wanted to tell on cardboard signs/placards.
She is reading each sentence and discovers that he is in love with her.
Unfortunately, she’s already married so this “unrequited love”
2. Identify the type of relationship:
Video n°1 at the department store. (2)
He must be married, but cheating on her/having an affair (hence the necklace)
Video n°2: Jamie in the south of France.
Friday, September 14th
Fin des notes sur Jamie et sur le type de relation.
Distribution de la fiche de vocabulaire love and marriage.
Storytelling in Grease, accentuating points of views.
Friday, September 21st.
Writing a love letter to my correspondent.
HW For Monday, finish writing your letter.
Pour Vendredi 28 Septembre 2012.
Rendre sa lettre si ce n'est déjà fait.
L'enregistrer et me l'envoyer à profsilvert@gmail.com avec votre nom.
Réagissez à l'attitude de Danny en cliquant sur le lien, React to phony Danny.
Ecoutez Sandy pleurer et regretter le rejet de Danny.
Monday, October 17th.
First take a look at Paul Delaroche's famous painting, the execution of Lady Jane Grey.
Then watch the presentation.
http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/podcasts/the-national-gallery-podcast-episode-fourty-one
Search the work of art that you are going to present.
http://www.culture.gouv.fr/documentation/joconde/fr/pres.htm
Make a presentation.
Try to speak for five minutes without reading your notes.
Friday, October 26th. Our final task at the museum. Play the guide and record your presentation of a painting that best illustrates men's passions and extreme feelings.
Happy New Year with Edgar Allan Poe.
Two Projects.
1. Stage a production of the TELL TALE HEART.
2. Stage an interrogation to discover the truth inspired from famous TV shows like Law and order.
Pick your group and your motivation by filling in the forms below.
THE DOCUMENTS.
To be read online or downloaded onto your smartphone, tablets or Pcs.
THE QUESTIONS ON THE TELL TALE HEART:
Directions: Answer the questions below.
- Re-read the first paragraph of "The Tell-Tale Heart." What does it tell us about the narrator? What later event does it foreshadow?
- Look through the story and find 4 times when the narrator insists he is not mad. How does he seem to define madness?
- Is the reader meant to agree with the narrator when he says he is not mad? How do you know?
- In paragraph 18 the narrator says the officers "chatted pleasantly, and smiled." Do you think the officers would agree with this description? If you were an officer on a call at 4 A.M., listening to this narrator, what might you be thinking?
- List two things that would be different if this story had been told by the murder victim, speaking from the afterlife.
THE QUESTIONS ON THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO:
Directions: Answer the questions below.
- Re-read the first paragraph of "The Cask of Amontillado." What does the narrator think of himself? To whom might he be speaking?
- The narrator tells us that he had dealt with "injuries" and finally even an "insult" from Fortunato. What examples can you find in the story to support the narrator's perception that Fortunato really is so rude?
- In paragraph 42, Montresor says he drinks to Fortunato's "long life." Now that you have read the whole story, what double meaning can you understand?
- Re-read the final paragraph. Does Montresor feel any remorse for his actions? Explain your answer.
- List two ways this story would be different if it were told by Fortunato, waiting to die in the crypt.
COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE TWO NARRATORS IN THIS DOCUMENT THAT YOU SAVE INTO YOUR FILES.
DOWNLOAD THE FILE INTO YOUR DOCUMENTS.
Friday, January 25th.
Here are the two documents to help you make a presentation.
CORRECTION EDGAR POE.