

The Driving Forces behind Animal Farm
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Erin Gramling
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By Erin Gramling
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Audio Response
Locate textual evidence that reveals a character's introduction in the exposition of Animal Farm. Begin your response with ___________ is introduced in the _________________ through ________________ characterization. _____________________. He/She is ________________ (i-viii); this reveals __________________________________________________. (Choose a commentary stem from the lists I gave you that best explains how the evidence proves the character contributes to plot. Be sure you set the scene, use a signal phrase to introduce your evidence, and cite your evidence.

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Draw
Draw the plot chart, and label all plot points. Spelling counts.
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Open Ended
Locate textual evidence that reveals a character's development in the rising action through falling action of Animal Farm. Begin your response with ___________ is developed in the _________________ through ________________ characterization. _____________________. He/She is ________________ (i-viii); this reveals __________________________________________________. (Choose a commentary stem from the lists I gave you that best explains how the evidence proves the character contributes to plot. Be sure you set the scene, use a signal phrase to introduce your evidence, and cite your evidence.
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Draw
Please create non-linguistic representations of the methods of indirect characterization. *There are five.
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Video Response
You will create a small video of your team performing a skit portraying one of the EIGHT ways a character can contribute to plot advancement. This is for option i. Think of it as writing a script; you can take on roles of characters to convey the information, but be sure you have clearly addressed (option i).

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Video Response
You will create a small video of your team performing a skit portraying one of the EIGHT ways a character can contribute to plot advancement. This is for option iii. Think of it as writing a script; you can take on roles of characters to convey the information, but be sure you have clearly addressed (option iii).

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Video Response
You will create a small video of your explaining one of the EIGHT ways a character can contribute to plot advancement. This is for option i. Think of it as writing a monologue; you can take on roles of characters to convey the information, the author, an unknown narrator, or a teacher, but be sure you have clearly addressed (option i).

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Word Cloud
Choose two strong adjectives that coney the foil characters of Snowball and Napoleon.
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Video Response
You will create a small video of your team performing a skit portraying one of the EIGHT ways a character can contribute to plot advancement. This is for any remaining option of your choice, but make sure you state which one you are demonstrating. . Think of it as writing a script; you can take on roles of characters to convey the information, but be sure you have clearly addressed.

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Audio Response
You have to clearly demonstrate your understanding of direct characterization by creating a word cloud with your response and evidence from Animal Farm. EX: A character can be introduced through ____________ characterization which is the direct statement of a character's ______________. An example is when the narrator/______ says, "......" (Orwell page number).

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