Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
1. You will need to have ten (10) entries by the end of the book. You will need to have all of
these done on time to use them on the quizzes or tests.
2. In your notes, you should include:
a. Notes on major events, characters, central ideas, themes, your thoughts
AND ESPECIALLY ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE ABOUT THE READING.
b. Either a summary or some type of hint at what has happened in the chapters
c. Something, or some things, you learned or realized.
4.Your notes, ideas, observations, questions, etc. will be the basis for our class discussion. Each
day your letters will be checked to verify that they were completed on time. IF YOU MISS A
DAY, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO HAVE THE LETTERS FOR THE PREVIOUS
READING, AS WELL AS THE CURRENT READING UPON RETURNING TO CLASS.
At the conclusion of the unit, you will turn in all of your notes for credit.
2. Entry Two: This entry covers chapters 15-25 of the novel. Consider these questions:
a. What new things are added to the original problem as the novel progresses?
b. What plot twists or unexpected events happen as the novel progresses?
c. Do you see the setting of your novel as the reason for the actions of the characters, would this be
happening in society today? Why do you feel that?
d. Are there any "rebels" in your novel who oppose that society? Who are they? What do they
think and do? Do you think their actions will be successful?
e. Comment on the style of the novel. Is it easy or hard to follow the events?
f. Is the language in the novel difficult or easy? To what age group do you think the novel is best
suited? Why?
g. Is there a message or main theme emerging in the book? How is it shown?
h. Describe any changes that have happened to characters in this novel.
i. What is the reason for these changes and what is the author trying to express?
j. What predictions, if any, can you make as to the outcome of the novel at this point?
k. Do you see any similarities between our society and the society in your novel? Explain.
3. Entry Three: This entry covers chapters 26-38 of the novel. Consider these questions?
a. What is the climax of the novel?
b. How are the major and minor conflicts resolved?
c. What were the major things which helped to resolve the plot?
d. What message did you get from the novel? How was this message conveyed?
e. How realistic is the novel? Could this situation exist?
f. Now that you have completed the novel, how does it relate to our society in general?
g. Why would you (or why wouldn't you) recommend this novel to a friend or another student?
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