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1) Please read the book completely and without skipping parts
2) Do your OWN work--stop relying on each other for answers or Googling them instead of thinking for yourself (you know who you are)
3) If I provide links to resources, please use them
4) Ask specific questions about the book right away if you have any
5) Use your class time wisely, so put away any distractions and focus on your book and this Padlet for the week

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Power in Literature, Short Stories Part 2: Setting

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In this video from our course video series involves short stories and setting.

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Power in Literature, Short Stories Part 1: Symbols

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1) If you were one of the boys on the island, which necessity would you deem most important? (i.e. water, fire, shelter, food, communication, etc.) Water
2) Why do you see that necessity as the most important? The body can only go a few days without fresh water
3) What would you do in order to make sure that your most important necessity was met while you're on the island? Find a fresh water source and a fire to boil and clean the water.

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1) When you read a book, watch a movie, or listen to a song, which emotions do you usually feel?  Happy, sad, more sad, more happy
2) Why might it be important that you have an emotional response to something you read, watch, or listen to? It helps you get more involved in the book
3) What might an author do in his or her writing in order to stir up emotions in the audience? It makes the reader want to read more

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1) Which city/state/country do you associate with having the best beaches? I think Florida and California have the best beaches in America.
2) What does a beach need to have in order to be considered great? Nice sand, great scenery, plenty of space and attractions near by.
3) Why do you think millions of people vacation near a beach or ocean every year? They have great resorts near by and you are able to swim, tan, play games, and plenty of other things to do.
4) As great as beaches can be, why might people opt not to visit one or vacation near an ocean resort? Beaches are crowded and there is usually a very small chance of sharks.

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1) If you were one of the boys on the island, what object might be important to you? (could relate to survival skills, etc.) A fire starter would be important for heat, light, cooking, and boiling water.
2) Why would that object be important to you? ^^^

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4) Which necessity is Ralph most concerned about? He wants shelter before they get rescued.
5) Provide a quote to support your idea for #4 (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and the page #). "We need shelters." Golding pg 55
6) Which necessity is Jack most concerned about? Meat and food
7) Provide a quote to support your idea for #6 (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and the page #). "We want meat." Golding pg 55

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4) Identify a mood at the start of chapter 4. Intense
5) Provide a quote that supports your answer to #4 (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and the page #)."They let the bloody fire go out."  Golding pg 68
5) Identify a mood near the end of chapter 4. Anger
6) Provide a quote that supports your answer to #5 (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and the page #). "Eat! Damn you!" Golding pg 74

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5) Include a quote that helps to describe the lagoon to the reader (make sure to put it in quotation marks and include the author's last name and page #). "Blue of all shades and shadowy green and purple." Golding pg 10
6) Include a quote that helps to describe the platform to the reader (make sure to put it in quotation marks and include the author's last name and page #). "A great platform of pink granite..." Golding pg 12
7) Include a quote that helps to describe the beach to the reader (make sure to put it in quotation marks and include the author's last name and page #). "The shore was fledged with palm trees." Golding pg 9
8) Explain, in complete sentences, how the characters interact in the lagoon, platform, and beach in this chapter. This is where all the kids meet and start talking together.

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3) Include a quote that describes the conch (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and page #).
4) Include a quote that describes the fire (make sure to include quotation marks, the author's last name, and page #).
5) Explain, in complete sentences, how the conch and fire are important to the characters in the story. The conch allows a kid to speak during their meetings. Whoever has it is supposed to be the one talking. The fire is supposed to produce smoke and they hope a passing ship or plane will see it and save them.

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8) Explain, in complete sentences, why do you think Jack and Ralph have different opinions on which necessity is most important to their survival? They probably had different childhoods and learned different skills than the other.
9) What do you think would need to be done in order for Ralph and Jack to agree with each other more? They need to talk more about what needs to be done and make a better schedule of doing tasks.

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7) Why would William Golding write in a way that would force the reader to feel a variety of emotions? It helps keep the reader involved with the story and doesn't make the story boring.

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9) Why might it be important that the island includes several areas and different forms of geography within the story? Different areas contain different things. Multiple settings can be used for mood and actions in the story.
10) Why is it important to the story that the setting is an uninhabited island? Nobody else is on the island to help or save the kids. They have to survive on their own.

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6) What does the fire represent/symbolize?
7) What does the conch represent/symbolize?
8) How does each symbol (fire and conch) enhance your understanding of Ralph, Jack, and/or Piggy?