Unit 5 CITR
Unit 6 MacCaig
Vocab/Lexis
Grammar
Writing Skills
100

Author

Setting (Time, place, conditions)

Salinger

1950s NYC, post-WW2 conservative culture

100

State the 6 MacCaig poems we've studied in class

Drop-out in Edinburgh
Heroes
Hotel Room 12th floor
Separate
Visiting Hour
Wild, drunken night

100

Cynicism 

believing people are motivated by selfish reasons

100
Past Perfect grammar structure:

had/hadn't + past participle

100

What should you do before writing your answers?

Annotate the question!

200

How is Salinger's life similar to Holden's?

Traumatised by war; PTSD; saw Hollywood as phoney; etc...

200

What's the difference between a Hero of History & Hero of Legend?

Myth vs Reality
Appearance vs Reality

200

Colloquial diction

Slang/informal

200

1) What is a run-on sentence?

2) How to fix one?

1) sentence w/ improper punctuation

2) use , FANBOYS / ; / . / 

200

What can we do to increase word count if needed?

PEE,EEL - include a 2nd similar idea

300

How does the Edmont Hotel connect to theme of innocence?

Students' own responses

300

How does the darkness differ in 'Wild, drunken night' and CITR?

P: calm, accepting, comfortable being alone
C: scared of the dark, uncertain

300

Convalescing

recover health after injury

300

What is a comma splice?

Two independent clauses are joined only by a comma, which is incorrect.  

Example: I love to read books, I could spend all day at the library.

300

State 5 compare/contrast sentence signals

While
Although
On one hand/On the other hand
However
Unlike
Similarly
etc...

400

Name 5 characters other than: Holden, Phoebe, Allie,

Stradlater, Ackley, Mr Antolini, Sunny, Jane, Sally, Mr Spencer, Luce,

400

In 'Drop-out in Edinburgh', state 3 things that are juxtaposed

Highs/lows
Light/Dark
Rich/Poor

400

assonance

Repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words.

400

She told me that she never saw such a beautiful sunset before that trip.

she had never seen

400

What's 3 ways to improve our analyses?

Alternative Interpretation
Tone
Symbol>Theme
Connotations of one word choice over another
Structure

500

What are 5 Stages of Grief?

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance

500

How is a chair like Holden?

Use "Literally, X. Symbolically, Y" structure in your response

Students' own responses, e.g. students are trapped, unable to move freely just as Holden...

500

consonance

Repetition of consonant sounds in nearby words.

500

Write the past participle of the following verbs:

go
run
speak
be
write

gone
run
spoken
been
written

500

Write a topic sentence comparing two movies/songs/teams of your choice

Students' own responses using grammatically correct structures

M
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