English 12A: Unit 2 The Tragedy of Macbeth, Act I, by William Shakespeare (pp. 321-340) Name__________________________________________ Date____________________ Vocabulary Builder Word List (p. 321) imperial sovereign surmise treasons valor A. DIRECTIONS: Fill in each blank with the word from the Word List that best completes the sentence. 1. Macbeth’s____________________in battle was unsurpassed.
Antigone Comprehension Questions Pre- Reading 1) How are the main characters (Antigone, Ismene, Creon, Haimon, and Eurydice) related to each other? Draw the family tree. 2) Summarize the Oedipus myth from p. 746-747. Prologue 3) What is the setting of the play? 4) At the opening of the play, what event is revealed that is the catalyst for the action in the play?
How war is represented In 1599 Shakespeare wrote a play called “Henry V”. I am going to be using two speeches from Henry V to show how war is presented. These speeches will be, “once more unto the breach” and “Saint Crispin’s day”. Also I will be using three war poems to compare the speeches and poems together, these war poems are: dulce et decorum est pro patria mori; anthem for doomed youth; Futility. These poems are all written by the poet Wilfred Owen.
The Summoning of Everyman ENGL 102: Literature and Composition Summer 2011 APA – Psychology – Christian Counseling THESIS: The prevailing theme is death and how Everyman confronts death. OUTLINE: A. Introduction a. History b. Morality Play c. Allegory B.
Freshman Student Portfolio Table of Contents 1. Reflection Guide: What East Tech’s Tenets mean to me 2. Critique of Student Learning: My first year as a Titan 3. Project Reflection and Project Artifacts: An amazing experience with Shakespeare, dialects, and Romeo and Juliet’s love story Abstract: In this section, the reader will find numerous portions of my Romeo and Juliet PBL that was completed for my English class. This includes a picture of my Romeo and Juliet group and my final research paper based on the Northern England dialect, or in other words, the British dialect.
The key elements required for this assignment are: * Describe the role of personality in affecting situational behavior. * Examine the personality characteristics attributed to each of the theories in your approach. * Explain the interpersonal relational aspects associated with the theories selectedMajor points are stated clearly; are supported by specific details, examples, or analysis; and are organized logically. | 47 / 50 | You did a very nice job with the information in this paper. Good work Tammy | The content is comprehensive, accurate, and/or persuasive.
The quality of the writing in this booklet is very detailed. The use of the simple words in each section of the book makes it easy for the readers to understand and interpret the issue. The author creates a very interesting tone to her writing by using the appeal of Pathos to persuade the readers to gain more political knowledge and take part in restoring their rights. 12. How does this book compare with others on the subject?
Elements of Syntax in Utilitarianism John Stuart Mill was a great master of all things that involved persuasion. This was partly because of his great passion for the philosophy of Utilitarianism. He employed most of the realms of syntax to convince the reader that his ideals, pertaining to Utilitarianism, were the correct way that mankind should act in all situations. One of the first things about Mill’s work that is evident is his use of a sort of question and answer structure. “I feel that…preference,” is answered in the next paragraph with “until, by the improvement…in our character,” and “How can the will…or awakened,” is answered by the following sentence “Only by making the person desire virtue.” Mill does this to engage his audience in Utilitarianism and to answer common questions regarding his philosophy.
I would like to develop how to write better transition sentences from one subject to another. I am also good at formatting documents so they are visually stimulating. Andy I am good with excel and powerpoint, and will help wherever needed Patty I am a leader and willing to do whatever it takes to get the task done. Mitch I enjoy editing, researching, and writing mainly. I typically will adapt to whatever is the team’s greatest need and constantly communicate.
Macbeth Study Guide Act I, scene 1 1. How does the play Macbeth open up in the first scene? What tone/mood/atmosphere is created? 2. The last line “Fair is foul and, foul is fair” appears paradoxical.