Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Animal Farm Chapter 10
Collect novels
Watch movie
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Return Quiz 3
Optional RW for one point
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Essay work
Five-paragraph essay Tuesday
Tuesday, April 14
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Five-paragraph essay to pass in
Most of the class
Wednesday, April 15
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Review
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Fun things
Thursday, April 16
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Return essay
RW for 1 point
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Optional replacement quiz and/or test
You can decide if you want to do the replacement quiz or
test.
This is for the people who haven’t done it yet.
Replacement quiz- six sentence combining
Replacement test- paragraph
Friday, April 17- final day
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One-on-one meetings, final marks and comments
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You can just chill. You can hang out and relax.
Quarter 4 begins on Thursday, April 23rd.
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Chapter 10 Discussion Notes
pre-rebellion life forgotten, all original animals dead except
Clover, Benjamin, Moses, some pigs
No animals have ever retired
Benjamin more or less the same, more “morose” and “taciturn” after
Boxer
VOCAB “morose”- sad “taciturn”-untalkative, silent
She is taciturn.
He is a motormouth.
She talks/laughs/yells in her sleep.
Butter yelps in his sleep.
new horses- stupid, good workers, comrades, accept everything
farm prosperous- animals not richer, except dogs and pigs
many dogs and pigs
FUNNY pigs write reports, immediately burned (87)
useless bureaucracy – useless government
work, paperwork, paper-pushers
animals - no memory of the past/ context to compare quality of
life
Benjamin recalls, cynical- not better or worse
Squealer spins, always lying to the animals
Animals feel hope “sense of
honour and privilege” (87)
“imperishable pride” “old heroic days” (88)
patriotic about Animal Farm
VOCAB patriotic – love your country and like
to show it
He is patriotic. She is a patriot.
New lyrics: True patriot love in all of us
command.
Old lyrics: True patriot love in all thy
son’s command.
O -old-fashioned poetic device- shows high
emotion
“All animals were equal”
Squealer reeducates sheep:
“Four
legs good, two legs bad!”
“Four legs good, two legs better!”
Pigs on hind legs, Napoleon with whip
Benjamin reads aloud newly-changed single commandment (90)
“All animals are equal, but some are
more equal than others.”
pigs wear clothes, smoke pipe, carry whips
Big meeting, final scene of book
pigs and humans together- all friends, speechifying, toasting
SUPERSTITION Toasting with water is bad luck.
model farm “did more work and received less food” (92)
common “labour problems” “you have your lower animals... we have
our lower classes” (92)
Napoleon not “subversive” or “revolutionary”, just want “normal
business relations”
farm co-op “owned by the pigs jointly” (93)
VOCAB co-op housing-
renamed the farm, went back to the old name “Manor Farm”
big fight, card cheats, indistinguishable- read final paragraphs (94-95)
BIG QUESTIONS:
What do you think will happen next on Animal
Farm?
Will the animals rebel again? Will they not?
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Quiz 3
Combine each group of sentences into one sentence.
Write your six sentences on your own paper.
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
1. We
had not been looking forward to the move.
It was the smoothest in memory.
COMPOUND
We had not been looking forward to the move, but it was the
smoothest in memory.
We had not been looking forward to the move; however, it was
the smoothest in memory.
COMPLEX
Even though we had not been looking forward to the move, it
was the smoothest in memory.
2. We
picked up the truck.
The truck was rented.
It was eight o'clock.
We drove to the apartment.
SIMPLE
We picked up the rented truck at eight o'clock and drove
to the apartment.
3. Our
timing was perfect.
No one else was moving.
The elevator was free.
COMPLEX
Our timing was perfect because no one else was moving and/so
the elevator was free.
4. Four
of us carried the furniture.
Four of us tied the furniture into the
truck.
We did this in less than an hour.
SIMPLE
Four of us carried and tied the furniture into the truck in
less than an hour.
5. Even
the plants did well.
None of them were damaged.
COMPOUND
Even the plants did well, and none of them were damaged.
COMPOUND
Even the plants did well because none of them were damaged.
6. We
were at the house.
It was ten o'clock.
The truck was empty.
We did this within two hours.
COMPOUND
We were at the house at ten o'clock, and the truck was empty
within two hours.
We were at the house at ten o'clock; therefore, the truck
was empty within two hours. LOGIC?
