- - - Are Eliezer's actions regarding his dying father honorable? Explain your answer.
- - - Why is the memoir called Night?
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- - Is the Holocaust the last major human catsptrophe? I mean,
seriously, this kind of thing couldn't ever happen again, right?
Explain.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
"Night" Section 5 Reaction
- - - How does Eliezer’s realization of what Rabbi
Eliahou’s son did during the forced march affect the way he feels about his own
father?
- - - Choose one theme that you can derive from the reading, support the presence of the theme in the memoir with evidence from text and EXPLAIN the theme.
- - - Choose one theme that you can derive from the reading, support the presence of the theme in the memoir with evidence from text and EXPLAIN the theme.
"Night" Section 4 Reaction
- - - - Why did Eliezer’s father give him the spoon
and the knife as his inheritance? What
is the significance of such a gift in Auschwitz?
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What choices are open to Eliezer and his
father when the camp is evacuated? How
is the decision to leave made? Who makes
the decision? Is it the “right”
choice? Or is it an example of a
“choiceless choice?”
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
"Night" Section 3 Reaction
- - - While Eliezer witnesses many hangings, he
decides to describe two in particular.
Why are these two hangings so important to him?
- - - When the young boy is hanged, a prisoner asks, “Where is God now?” Eliezer thinks to himself, “He is hanging here on this gallows . . .” What does this statement mean? Is it a hopeful, fearful or angry statement?
- - - When the young boy is hanged, a prisoner asks, “Where is God now?” Eliezer thinks to himself, “He is hanging here on this gallows . . .” What does this statement mean? Is it a hopeful, fearful or angry statement?
Monday, March 2, 2015
"Night" Section 2 Reaction
- - - Explain the significance of the poem in the middle of page 34.
- - - how has the Eliezer's relationship with his father changed since the beginning of the book. Why is this important?
Friday, February 27, 2015
"Night" Section 1 Reaction
- - - Why does Wiesel begin the memoir with the story of Moishe the Beadle?
- - - What themes has Wiesel begun to establish in Section 1? Explain.
- - - What themes has Wiesel begun to establish in Section 1? Explain.
Sunday, December 21, 2014
"Macbeth" Unit Final
Blogger is not always reliable, so I would type my response in word first and then copy and paste to the blog site. It is 100% YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to have your blog submitted by the beginning of class on Tuesday, December 23.
Item 1: Identify and EXPLAIN two themes in Macbeth, and use two examples from text to support the presence of the themes in the tragedy.
Item 2: Using two elements of Greek Tragedy, and two elements of Shakespearean tragedy, explain how Macbeth is both. Be sure to use examples from the TEXT (not the movie) for support.
Item 3: Who is the tragic hero in Macbeth? Defend your response.
Item 1: Identify and EXPLAIN two themes in Macbeth, and use two examples from text to support the presence of the themes in the tragedy.
Item 2: Using two elements of Greek Tragedy, and two elements of Shakespearean tragedy, explain how Macbeth is both. Be sure to use examples from the TEXT (not the movie) for support.
Item 3: Who is the tragic hero in Macbeth? Defend your response.
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