Semester 2 Activities
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Task 1<br />
DIRECTIONS: As you read, make note of the following characters as they are introduced in the<br />
story. For each of the character, answer the clarifying question or questions following their<br />
name in complete sentences. You will use this activity to help you for a later assignment.<br />
Gertrude Rees: What has she seen? Where does she go with David<br />
Lashley? What does David Lashley imagine her doing?<br />
Tom Goodsell: What is his connection to David Lashley? How does he<br />
feel about David Lashley’s fears? How does he compare older horrors<br />
to their more modern counterparts?<br />
the mother: About what does she show concern? What does she ask<br />
David Lashley to do and why?<br />
Task 2<br />
DIRECTIONS: For each days reading, summarize the action in no more than a paragraph.<br />
Remember: a summary only includes the most IMPORTANT events. Do NOT rewrite the story.<br />
Section 3<br />
“The Hound”: p. 11 - p. 16<br />
Reading Assignment<br />
Task 1<br />
DIRECTIONS: As you read, make note of the following characters as they are introduced in the<br />
story. For each of the character, answer the clarifying question or questions following their<br />
name in complete sentences. You will use this activity to help you for a later assignment.<br />
Gertrude Rees: What does David Lashley fear she might be (at least in<br />
some sense)?<br />
the city: How is the concept of the city tied in with David Lashley’s<br />
fears? Where does David Lashley go to escape it and why?<br />
arctic wolves in park: What are their connection to David Lashley?<br />
wolf in city: What is its connection to David Lashley?<br />
man with flashlight: What is his connection to David Lashley?<br />
Task 2<br />
DIRECTIONS: For each days reading, summarize the action in no more than a paragraph.<br />
Remember: a summary only includes the most IMPORTANT events. Do NOT rewrite the story.<br />
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