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Assessment sheet and template of cheat sheet 2017

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Romeo and Juliet Formal Essay Assessment 2016

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The process of breaking down a prompt: Are R + J entirely to blame?

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The process of breaking down a prompt: Are R + J entirely to blame?

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Was it fate? ( foretold in the stars)
Was it chance? (bad luck - a series of accidents)
Was it adolescent passion? (youthful haste and strength of new feeling)
Was it the feud? (ancient grudge and honour of families)
Was it the fathers? (dominant patriarchal society - in total control)
Other causes? (love itself...the Friar's motives..other ideas)

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How does Shakespeare present the characters of Nurse and Mercutio in comparison to Luhrmann?

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Homework: check out similarities and differences 

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Homework: check out similarities and differences 

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Highlight 2 key difference that you could add to your answer about plot changes. Write down how the changes are effective for the modern audience.

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Reminder of the prologue - how does Lurhmann use film techniques to represent this?

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Reminder of the prologue - how does Lurhmann use film techniques to represent this?

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You will use the original text and compare it to the screen shots provided.

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Romeo and Juliet - prologue interpretation

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Make your own notes on what choices Luhrmann has made to create meaning in the film's opening. Use the still shots to help. You may use any examples you noted.

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Vocab you will need to compare and contrast...

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Use this sheet to remind of the terms used to explain the creator's methods to create meaning.

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Week 2: Introducing themes: what do you know at this point?

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Week 2: Introducing themes: what do you know at this point?

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Fill this in and consider how much Luhrmann focuses on one, two or all and how?

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http://nfs.sparknotes.com/romeojuliet/page_2.html

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This gives an idea of the time in which this love story takes place. It is a bit of a WHOOSH, as we have seen. Complete the rest of the grid using your APP and the WHOOSH as guidance.

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Introduction to Shakespeare - key questions here to come back to

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Introduction to Shakespeare - key questions here to come back to

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Choose 5 interesting dot points.

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Create a version of this mindmap in your notebooks as you're listening to each others' presentations.