Six, VI, Liu

English 

Read Chapter 6 of the textbook: Symbol, Allegory, and Fantasy
Here are the questions for those who have the 8th edition:

1. Review the definition of a literary symbol.
2. Explore the uses of symbolic names, objects, and actions.
3. Distinguish between symbolism and allegory.
5. Describe the importance of ambiguity in a literary allegory.
6. Define the term 'fantasy' and describe the prominent feature of a fantastic story.

Quiz on Monday: Act 4

C.S. Lewis

Complete questions for chapters 3 and 4 of Mere Christianity.

Journal #1 (only to be completed after reading chapter 4):
"There has been a great deal of soft soap talked about God for the last hundred years. That is not what I am offering." What, in your opinion, is Lewis offering us in Mere Christianity.

Seven: 7

English

Do the following:
Dumka questions in your duo-tang
4.2 questions (bring your journal tomorrow)
Pick lines for the project (and have a second and third choice...just in case)


C.S. Lewis

Happy TBT

 Read Chapter two and answer the questions in the handout for both chapters 1 and 2.

Eight, Ate, VIII

English

Read Act 4.1 and complete the questions.

Remember that Literary Circles are due January 14th.

Nine, Neuf, Nueve.

English

Paul's Case still needs to be read and completed for most students in C block.

are my feelings about that.









Also read Point of View on page 227 #1-4. I believe a student is posting the questions. Email me if those of you with the 8th edition can not get access to those four questions.

Vancouver Team

Last day of the module tomorrow.
Quiz on the rest of Matthew (Devos 10-13)

Officially 10 days left

Hi.

Here's your homework.

English,

Yeah, I know Paul's Case is long but in the eternal words of Shia LeBeouf "JUST DO IT"! Oh yeah, and answer three to five after.

Vancouver Team,

Hand in your journals tomorrow and prepare for a quiz on Matthew for Wednesday.