Write one sentence for each of the following. NO MORE! Make them beautiful, play with your language. What is the truth of war from...
...Paul's perspective? (the narrator)
...Kat's perspective?
...Kantorek's perspective? (their schoolmaster)
...Duval's perspective? (the French soldier Paul killed)
...your perspective?
AQotWF Coaching
Work with your group to gain a better understanding of the novel
Chapter by Chapter
- Summarize the main events of the chapter into 3-4 short bullet points
- Write one sentence: what's the main message of the chapter?
Characters
- Make a list of the main characters
- List the 3 most important traits of each character
Overall Book
- Discuss the message of the book
- 1-3 sentences: What is the author trying to say about the experience of WWI?
Discussion Questions
Come up with three good discussion questions in your group. Give them to Lori.
Socratic Seminar
Pre-Write
Answer
any two of the following questions in well thought out paragraphs. These may be handwritten or typed. This is your ticket to participate in seminar
tomorrow. Without this, you will not be
allowed to participate, and you will receive a 0 for the seminar. You do not need to print- you will just show it to me at the start of class tomorrow.
1.
What
is the truth of war the author is trying to convey in this book?
2.
Is
this an anti-war novel? Why/why not?
3.
What
do you think is the passage in this book that best expresses the truth of
war? Quote it, and explain why you chose
it.
4.
When
Paul goes on leave, why does he react so negatively to being home? Why does he say, on page 185, that he should
never have gone on leave?
5.
Chapter
9 is a turning point in the book. What
crucial realization does Paul have in this chapter?
HOMEWORK
Finish Seminar Prewrite (see instructions above). This is your ticket into the seminar tomorrow! DUE: Start of class, THURSDAY.
Study for QUIZ on Friday!
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