There Will Come Soft Rains
What has happened to the family in the story?
Killed by nuclear destruction.
What is Araby?
Bazar/Traveling Market
How many paragraphs should be written for a TDA response?
5
I'm too tired to go to the game tonight but I really want to go.
, but
Tomorrow is the biggest game of the year therefore I need to make sure I'm at practice today.
; therefore,
What does the story serve as a warning for?
The advancement of technology and how it could lead to our destruction.
What drives the main character of the story?
The main character's love for his friend's sister.
When citing a quote, what should you avoid?
drop quote
Even after everything we've been through you still betrayed me.
, you
I can't believe he said something so mean "Your cat is ugly."
mean:
Literary genre where life/society looks perfect on the outside, but then it is revealed that there is something darker going on.
Dystopian
Where does the story take place?
Dublin, Ireland
Sentence that your entire argument should support. Should include the three main points that your body paragraphs will expand on.
Thesis statement
John what time are we leaving for the party?
John,
I hate ice cream it smells if you leave it out.
ice cream;
The literary device used to give the house and fire human characteristics throughout the story
Personification
What type of story is Araby?
Coming of Age
What is the thing called that follows a quote and shows the reader where that quote came from? Looks like: (Smith 2)
in text citation
Before the weekend I need to buy some popcorn movies and a tv.
weekend, - popcorn, movies, and a tv.
Lombard was great at one thing lying.
thing: lying.
Where does the title "There Will Come Soft Rains" come from?
The poem read in the study.
Who wrote Araby?
James Joyce
What is the writing called that comes after the citation in a body paragraph?
commentary
Because I didn't study for today's test I know I'm not going to do well but maybe I'll have some luck.
test, - , but
Lombard the liar Wargrave the judge and Blore the detective were all very suspicious of one another.
Lombard, the liar; Wargrave, the judge; and Blore, the detective