week 2. to prepare for class: get a purple literature book. pick up a handout from the front...
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English 11 – Trimester 2
Week 2
Monday, December 9
To prepare for class: Get a Purple Literature book. Pick up a handout from the front
table.
Homework Read your book
and record your pages and minutes.
NameAntigone Journal12/9/13
Journal (December 9) Essential Questions for Antigone
Write for 5 minutes.
What are the qualities of a great leader?
What are the conditions when a person should disobey laws?
Consider Who are some great leaders you know of? They might be people in your life. What makes them great leaders?
Give examples of times in history when it was necessary for people to break laws.
Essential Questions for Antigone
What are the qualities of a great leader?
What are the conditions when a person should disobey laws?
Jot notes of what stays with you as we listen to the video clips. Jot down a phrase or two that you can share with the class.
Nelson Mandela/ Malala Yousafzai
http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/education/2013/12/05/sn-1206.cnn&iref=videosearch&video_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2Fsearch%2F%3Fquery%3Drobin%2Bcurnow%2Bnelson%2Bmandela%26primaryType%3Dmixed%26sortBy%3Drelevance%26intl%3Dfalse#/video/education/2013/12/05/sn-1206.cnn
http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-october-8-2013/malala-yousafzai
Cast of Characters
936 – Literary Connection937 – Reading Connection980 – Literary Concepts
Reading Section: Contrast Ismene and Antigone
Ismene Antigone
Which adjectives (2 or 3) would you use to describe each sister?Write examples from the play to support your opinion.
Notes Section:Vocabulary from Antigone
Auspicious – of promising success
Compulsive – having the ability to compel or force resulting from an irresistible, irrational impulse
Defile – to make foul, dirty, unclean, or impure
Dirge – mournful piece of music; a funeral hymn
edict – an order put out by a person of authority
Lamentation – an expression of grief
lithe - limber; physically flexible
Perverse – willfully determined to go against what is expected or desired
Sated – satisfied fully
Transgress – to violate or break a law, command, or moral code
TRAGEDY
Tragic hero
Tragic fall
Twists of fate
Pity and fear
Disastrous ending