Look at the titles of each chapter...
Are they significant? Why/why not? What would Dickens choose to title each chapter as such? Is there a significance to not only what they say, but how little they say?
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
If your last name starts with letters J-R (Hard Times p. 218-278)
Look at the titles of each chapter...
Are they significant? Why/why not? What would Dickens choose to title each chapter as such? Is there a significance to not only what they say, but how little they say?
Are they significant? Why/why not? What would Dickens choose to title each chapter as such? Is there a significance to not only what they say, but how little they say?
If your last name starts with letters S-Z (Hard Times p. 218-278)
Look at the titles of each chapter...
Are they significant? Why/why not? What would Dickens choose to title each chapter as such? Is there a significance to not only what they say, but how little they say?
Are they significant? Why/why not? What would Dickens choose to title each chapter as such? Is there a significance to not only what they say, but how little they say?
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
PERIOD 5 Hard Times p. 160-218
For pages 160-218, write a ONE SENTENCE summary of this section.
I'm serious.
Only one sentence.
That's it.
So think carefully, be creative, and write one amazing sentence.
I'm serious.
Only one sentence.
That's it.
So think carefully, be creative, and write one amazing sentence.
PERIOD 7 Hard Times p. 160-218
For pages 160-218, write a ONE SENTENCE summary of this section.
I'm serious.
Only one sentence.
That's it.
So think carefully, be creative, and write one amazing sentence.
I'm serious.
Only one sentence.
That's it.
So think carefully, be creative, and write one amazing sentence.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Hard Times p. 106-160 Blog Post
Hi everyone! This week rather than assigning you a character or something specific to discuss via the blog I am going to keep it somewhat open for you. So...
Pick a significant quote (type the text into your response) and explain why you picked it.
(Think about: how is it significant to this section of reading?to the novel as whole thus far? is it of particular importance to a specific character, a scene, an issue, etc.)
PLEASE NOTE: You cannot use the same quote as anyone else on the blog!! So if someone already used it, you need to look for a different one!
(Keep in mind, you could probably read further down the page past the text used or before it and still keep your general ideas intact)
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