Question 9:
Why do you think Crane never gives the name of the battle in the novel? Why does he never actually mention the civil War?
Question 8:
Have you noticed a change in Fleming?
Question 7:
What have you noticed about Fleming's relationship with others (i.e. Conklin, Wilson, etc.)?
Question 6:
What emotions were displayed by the soldiers during the war?
Question 5:
Find two pieces of imagery in "The Red Badge of Courage."
Question 4:
Where do most events take place? Why does Crane do this?
Question 3:
Why is Henry referred to as "the youth?"
Question 2:
What happens during Henry's first battle?
Question 1:
What kind of person do you think Henry Fleming is?
Friday, June 19, 2009
Huckleberry Finn
Question 4:
What are some lessons learned in "Huckleberry Finn?"
Question 3:
Compare and contrast Jim and Huck. How is their relationship different than that of Tom and Huck?
Question 2:
There are many internal and external conflicts written in chapters 1-15. Describe three of them.
Question 1:
How has the point of view in "Huckleberry Finn" written differently than "Tom Sawyer?"
What are some lessons learned in "Huckleberry Finn?"
Question 3:
Compare and contrast Jim and Huck. How is their relationship different than that of Tom and Huck?
Question 2:
There are many internal and external conflicts written in chapters 1-15. Describe three of them.
Question 1:
How has the point of view in "Huckleberry Finn" written differently than "Tom Sawyer?"
Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Question 9:
What do you think happened to Tom as he got older?
Question 8:
Do you agree with the ending of "Tom Sawyer?" What would you change about the ending?
Question 7:
What has Tom learned in this novel? Have you noticed any changes in Tom in the novel?
Question 6:
Why is the event in the graveyard so important in this novel?
Question 5:
Tom is quite imaginative in this novel. Why do you think he is so creative and imaginative? What are the positives and negatives of being so creative?
Question 4:
Explain the relationship between Tom and Huck.
Question 3:
How would you describe Tom?
Question 2:
How is "Tom Sawyer" different than other books written during this time?
Question 1:
What do you think Twain's purpose for writing "Tom Sawyer" was?
What do you think happened to Tom as he got older?
Question 8:
Do you agree with the ending of "Tom Sawyer?" What would you change about the ending?
Question 7:
What has Tom learned in this novel? Have you noticed any changes in Tom in the novel?
Question 6:
Why is the event in the graveyard so important in this novel?
Question 5:
Tom is quite imaginative in this novel. Why do you think he is so creative and imaginative? What are the positives and negatives of being so creative?
Question 4:
Explain the relationship between Tom and Huck.
Question 3:
How would you describe Tom?
Question 2:
How is "Tom Sawyer" different than other books written during this time?
Question 1:
What do you think Twain's purpose for writing "Tom Sawyer" was?
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