Our focus text for Instructional Cycle 3 is The Importance of Being Earnest, a drama written by author Oscar Wilde. Throughout the novel, relationships and marriage are satirized as Wilde comments on the frivolity of Victorian society. This is an important concept to understand, as marriage and families are found in all societies; however, the …
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1. In ” Spirituals,” the author talked about the empowerment Negro Spirituals gave many black slaves. What is the importance of having an outlet to describe the many hardships of life? 2. How does Amiri Baraka’s poem complicate the role of Christianity in the lives of the modern African American? 3. Why is Baraka’s style …
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Examine the similarities and the differences between Fortinbras Jr., Hamlet, and Laertes in reference to their paths for vengeance. In your answer, you must address the reasons (why they do it) for their quests, their plans to carry them out, the rationales (how they justify it) behind each character’s plan, their methods. and any possible …
Having studied “Theme for English B” and how it relates to Hughes’ life, you will now write your own poem that accomplishes everything Hughes accomplished in his. You will call it “Theme for 9th Grade ELA.” In this poem you will tell your teacher about you – where you’re from, what you like, and how …
Write 750-word on Alice Walker’s Everyday Use, defend or refute Mama’s beliefs about the use of the items in her home that her daughter wants to take to preserve.
Discuss the role of nature in Frankenstein. How does nature enhance the setting, mood, and conflicts in the novel? How does nature serve as an archetypal symbol in the novel?
Analysing the role of the daughter in Shakespeare and how these roles are tested and defined.
Write a literature review about “How Does Smell Influence the Retrieval of Autobiographical Memories?”.
Select a significant scene from “The Yellow Wall-paper” that you find intriguing or thought-provoking. This could be a pivotal moment, a key interaction, or a turning point in the story.Choose a different character from the story, such as John (the narrator’s husband), Jennie (John’s sister), or another character mentioned in the text.Rewrite the selected scene …
The following prompt should be addressed in the form of an annotated bibliography: How does the character Miranda in The Tempest reflect gender roles and expectations of women in Shakespeare’s time? And how does the patriarchal authority in The Tempest reflect the role of men? How do both influence Shakespeare’s textual …
