World Literature
Grade level: 9-10
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Greek and Roman Mythology |
Character; fable; parable; tone; plot; subject; irony; tone; conflict; motive; myth |
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Oedipus Rex |
Satyr plays; comedies; tragedies; myth; dramatic irony; foreshadowing; character; allusion; tragic; flaw; tone; tragic hero; plot resolution; conflict; theme; motive; public speaking; analysis; parody writing |
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The Odyssey |
Epic; epic poetry; epic hero; allusion; characters; setting; plot; conflict (internal, external); conflict resolution; hidden identity |
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Hard Choices |
Plot; conflict (internal, external); title; climax; resolution; events; setting; analogies; character; atmosphere; time frame; verisimilitude; emotional effect; chronological order; sensory details; dialogue; debate; persuasion |
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Becoming Myself |
Tone; autobiography; anecdote; biography; autobiography; setting; point of view; title; tone; comic relief |
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Romeo and Juliet |
Shakespearean history; setting; characters; vocabulary; tragedy study; plot; conflict; multiple plots; resolution |
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Holocaust Literature |
Plot; imagery; setting; character; chronological order; tone; mood |
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The Diary of Anne Frank |
Characters; plot; mood; tone; conflict (internal and external); journaling; autobiographical writing |
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Asian Literature |
Haiku; narrative; comic relief; character; plot, setting; imagery; meter; syllables |
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Sources of Wisdom |
Allusions; characters; theme; dialogue; scene; rhythm; metaphor; speaker; image; figures of speech; parable; didactic literature; anecdote; aphorism; maxim; beast fable; paradox; moral; action; haiku |
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Word Study |
Vocabulary; spelling; analogies |
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Writing |
Poetry; reports; essays; journaling; autobiographical; dramatic |
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Public Speaking |
Acting; debate; speech; class discussions |