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|through their eyes and they look ridiculous. | | |are parading, are making a spectacle of themselves. | | 2- In paragraph 3,the narrator uses the same technique as a film director and uses 3 kinds of shots: first, a long shot : Harriet is first seen from the distance: she is first ironically depicted as an insignificant element of an impressionist painting or photograph, "merged with

two characters go to the cinema together because they are on a date. It is showed by the fact that : -He graped her hand -They were scared to make a move to disrupt the tenderness of the moment -He offers another date the week after F. In fact, the narrator Elias was really focused on Pembe’s reaction watching the movie. G. Her attitude changed because the light went on. H. 1. “enigmatic attraction that he felt for her” line 29 2. “a woman so alien to the life he had led” line 30 I. Elias and Pembe

comprehension 1. There are two characters in this conversation, Mike GAYLE and Agnes Elizabeth Peters or Aggi (She works in a charity shop with her mom). They’re a couple. 2. Nine excerpts of the conversation are mentioned. 3. The Narrator asks and the girl answers. - Detailed Comprehension 1. The relationship a. Between the first and the last conversation lasts about a period of five months. b. When she tells him he can call her Aggi. c. The turning

SP1 ES Benjamin Devoir d'Hiver d'Anglais A. General comprehension 1. In these scene, there are 5 main characters (aboriginal girls): Molly, Gracie, Daisy, Rosie and Martha. 2. The narrator is an outside narrator, 3. Molly, Gracie, Daisy and Rosie belonged to the same family. B. Detailed comprehension 1. The “boob” is a kind of jail in order to punish children who don't respect rules. 2. The girl was impolite to a teacher.

because he saw that the count has no reflection but he can not infer that he is a vampire. In fact the word «  vampire » is never pronounced in the text. However, with the same elements we manage to know more about the count than Jonathan. However, the narrator blindness contributes to the building up of the suspense. We know that the count Dracula is a vampire. And we also know that a danger is lurking. III. Gothic genre The theme of this passage definitively embodies the gothic genre with the presence

petrol. Circle all the terms referring to both, and explain why such a parallel is made. • There’s a parallel between the two accidents. Look for all the common points between them, then show how they are different in the end. Explain why the narrator has chosen to create such a parallel, and what it conveys in terms of dramatic intensity. • Several terms are connected to religion and / or to Hell. Show how these terms are used here and for what purpose. There’s also an evolution in the use

réserve, c’est celle qui oppose les Indiens aux Indiens. 2- answer the following questions a)General comprehension 1.what is the nature of the text? The text is a short story. 2.Fill in the blanks of the summary, taking words from the text. The narrator is a young Indian who is returning to his reservation after having resided in Seatle. At first he falls into apathy and only watches television without even reading the want ads of the newspaper to find a job. However, he begins to practice basketball

a title that isn’t really seen in any way shape or form in the actual story. The narrator often makes reference to the heart suchlike “I knew what the old man felt, and pitied him, although I chuckled at heart.” and “And every morning, when the day broke, I went boldly into the chamber, and spoke courageously to him, calling him by name in a hearty tone, and inquiring how he has passed the night.”, etc. The narrator isn’t shy to describe the old man’s heartbeat at different times. An example is “And

in his grandparents in Nebraska more precisely in Black Hawk. To begin with, I would like to summarize this chapter. Then in my second part, I will analyse it and give my personal reaction. The main character is Jim Burden, the narrator. He is an orphan, ten years old, he is sent to live with his grandparents on their farm in the countryside, just outside the town of Black Hawk, Nebraska. Here he mets the young girl Antonia Shimerda, who becomes his great companion. Another important

divided into 3 parts: * Lines 1 to 15 : Physical tests * Lines 16 to 31 : Intellectual tests * Line 32 to the end : The American dream First I’m going to talk about the narrator’s situation, then I’ll show why immigrants such as the narrator decide to knock at the door of the new world. Part 1 : The narrator’s situation * Who? An immigrant * Where? Ellis Island, New York. Before they could be accepted into the new world, immigrants were parked at Ellis Island