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Post by Admin on Aug 25, 2015 17:45:26 GMT
As a reply to this thread, post your answers from the GROUP TASKS worksheet. Consider the following:
a. Include names of ALL GROUP MEMBERS b. Answer in complete sentences
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maddy ruch , Lauren Licht
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Post by maddy ruch , Lauren Licht on Oct 20, 2015 17:18:10 GMT
3. In your group, you will be responsible for completing the prompts found below. All answers must be completed USING COMPLETE SENTENCES (except vocab). a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Intermittently means from time to time, and the sentence is “when the boy has gone eastern, he stopped, his curiosity aroused, to observe something that intermittently rose to the surface at a distance from of two to three hundred meters, in line of the ship’s wake. Scrutinized means looked at carefully and the sentence is “…he scrutinized the surface of the sea…” Obstinately means stubbornly and the sentence is “…slowly moving back and forth, obstinately waiting for him…” Expedient means resource and the sentence is “…with every expedient the boy was dissuaded…” Inexorable means unchangeable and the sentence is “…with the inexorable or obstinacy of a fatal instrument…” b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The inciting incident is when Stefano sees the Columber. The reason we chose this is because there wouldn’t be a story if he didn’t see the columber. “…what you see rising out of the water and followers us is not an object. That is a columber.”
c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The climax of the story is when Stefano realized that the cloumber didn’t want to devour him, he wanted to give him the pearl that would bring him power and love. d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? A lesson is what you learn from an experience.
ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? Stefano was curious because he wanted to see if the colomber was still following him. I know this because the colomber is all Stefano thought about, he always wanted to know more about it.
iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? Eventually curiosity get the best of him and he went out to sea to meet it. When he meet it he relized that it did not want to devour him, it wanted to give him something.
iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? The outcome of the character curiosity was that when he went out to see the colomber he found out that it didn’t want to kill him, it wanted to give him a pearl that would bring him love and power
v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. The lesson we can learn from this story is not judge someone by the way they look. Stefano’s dad judged the colomber by the way it looked and by the way people talked about it. Stefano then found out that the colomber only wanted to give him a pearl that would bring power and love.
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Post by Wyatt Kahley,Chad Buck,M.Boyer on Oct 20, 2015 17:29:49 GMT
3. In your group, you will be responsible for completing the prompts found below. All answers must be completed USING COMPLETE SENTENCES (except vocab). a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Temptation, possession, intrepid, placid, and ambition.”… But the temptation of the abyss was worth more to him than a prosperous life…”. “…luck, power, love, and peace of mind to whoever possessed it…”. “… his resistance to fatigue, and his intrepid spirit…”. “… on the placid sea…”. “… setting out with more ambitious claims …” b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). When he first saw the shark on his first trip. It starts the action in the story which leads to the climax. c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). Meeting the shark and getting the magical pearla de marle. It is where the whole story turns on its head. “And the shark stuck out its tongue, offering the old captain a small phosphorescent sphere.” d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? It’s a teaching that you learn from an experience. ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? Not being able to get his mind off the colomber. He says it and it makes sense. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? It brought him back to the sea and was why he came back to the sea. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? Peace of mind and a fortune but he was to near the end of his life. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. Don’t run from your fears. He went to meet it and got an amazing fortune. Also if he would have confronted it he would have had an amazing life.
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Zachery S, Sevin E, Brevan R
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Post by Zachery S, Sevin E, Brevan R on Oct 21, 2015 17:16:03 GMT
a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Intermittently: from time to time pg.36 paragraph3/Scrutinized: looked at carefully pg.36 paragraph9/Obstinately: stubbornly, persistently pg.37 paragraph2/Expedient: resource device used in an emergency pg.37 paragraph3/Inexorable: unyielding, immovable, unchangeable pg.37 paragraph5 b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). It was when he was explained to what the Colomber actually was it helped to give some incite into what was going to happen to him and how his obsession will grow. c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). “Here I am with you, finally,” Stefano said. “Now it’s just the two of us.” And gathered his remaining strength, he raised the harpoon to strike. “Uh,” The colomber groaned, imploringly “what a long journey its taken to find you. I too am wasted with fatigue. How much you made me swim. And you kept fleeing. You never understood at all.” I believe this is the climax because it is finally when stefano finally confronted the colomber and went to kill him but found out the whole time he was running from a friend. d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? A lesson is an amount of teachine ventured back to the shore again andg given at a time. It is giving knowledge in any lesson whether it be a colomber or AP Calculus.
ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? His father gave him a lesson of the colomber. Curiosity overcame him and he ventured back to the shore again and again for his love of sailing, which seemed to overpower the fear the colomber emitted iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? He was lured back to the ocean day after day, with his relentless habit of sailing the seas. He loved it so much that he became “…old and bitterly unhappy…” and decided to face his curiosity. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? When he faced that curiosity, he was astonished by the true purpose of the colomber’s endless pursuit of him. The colomber actually wanted to gift him a pearl of wealth v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. The lesson is that you should face your fears, for they might actually turn out well. Stephen faces his fear of the sea and begins sailing again and loves it. He faces his fear of the colomber and was gifted a pearl of wealth.
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Post by KIC, SLD, STL on Oct 21, 2015 17:23:16 GMT
3. In your group, you will be responsible for completing the prompts found below. All answers must be completed USING COMPLETE SENTENCES (except vocab). a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points) Devouring- to eat food or prey hungrily or quickly: For reasons that perhaps no one will ever know, it chooses its victim, and when it has chosen, it pursues him for years and years, for his entire life, until it has succeeded in devouring him. Magnificent- impressively beautiful elaborate, or extravagant; striking: meanwhile, his later died through illness, his magnificent ship was sold by his widow, and his son found himself the heir to a modest fortune. Ominously- being or exhibiting an omen: Stefano, there’s no doubt, the Colomber has ominously, chosen you and as long you go to sea, it will give you no peace. Harpoon- a barbed spear like missile attached to a long rope and thrown by hand or fired from a gun: And gathering his remaining strength, he raised the harpoon to strike. Condemn- express complete disapproval of: “I managed to condemn myself, and I have ruined your life.” b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The inciting incident is when Stefano and his father first see the Colomber following them. c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points).When Stefano stabs the Colomber and the Colomber gives him the magic pearl. d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? A lesson is an amount of teaching given at one time. Also, it is a period of learning or teaching. ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? Stefano’s love for the sea made him continue the family business after his farther died. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? It got Stefano to go out and attack/talk to the Colomber. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? He was proven wrong and should have went to the Colomber sooner. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. Stefano learned not to listen to rumors. No matter what or who the source is. Stefano learned this when his father said he’d never have peace at sea because of the Colomber even though that was what the Colomber was trying to give him.
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Post by cole cromer on Oct 21, 2015 17:28:16 GMT
A. Abyss: Is a deep, immeasurable space, gulf, or cavity; vast chasm.
Sentence: Great are the satisfactions of an industrious, well-to-do, and quiet life, but greater still is the attraction of the abyss.
Devour: to use up or destroy as if by eating
Sentence: it pursues him for years and years, for his entire life, until it has succeeded in devouring him.
Tremendous: very large or great
Sentence: It is a tremendous mysterious shark, more clever than man.
Siege: the act or process of surrounding and attacking a fortified place in such a way as to isolate it from help and supplies, for the purpose of lessening the resistance of the defenders and thereby making capture possible.
Sentence: After so many years, even supposing that all the stories his father told him were true, the colomber had certainly given up its siege.
Intensely: existing or occurring in a high or extreme degree:
Sentence: And though the boy did not make out what it was, there was some indefinable air about it, which attracted him intensely.
B. The inciting incident of the short story was when his father told him about the monster that lived in the ocean which was called the colomber.
c. The climax or turning point of the story is when he was face-to-face with the colomber, but then found out that the colomber was a talking monster
I. A lesson is something you learn from experience. Something you learn from a teacher or a professor or maybe even a friend or family.
II. The main character was curious because his father told him about a monster. Which made his want to go out and find the colomber.
IV.The lesson of the story was not judge a book by its cover. The reason I picked it was because Stefano thought it was this big bad shark. It turned out that it just ended being a talking shark that wasn’t scary at all.
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Post by Abby Ryan on Oct 21, 2015 17:39:33 GMT
a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Fatigue- weariness from bodily or mental exertion, “…his resistance to fatigue, and his intrepid spirit.” Freighter- a vessel mainly used for carrying cargo,”… he used his modest inheritance to acquire a small stream freighter with a partner…” Torment-to afflict with great bodily or mental suffering “… the colomber nonetheless tormented him like a mirage that was fatal and fascinating at the same time…” prosperous- having or characterized by financial success or good future “the temptation of the abyss had always been greater for him than the joys of a prosperous and quiet life.” phosphorescent- bright, glowing, shiny “And the shark stuck out its tongue, offering the old captain a small phosphorescent sphere.” b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The inciting incident was when Stefano went to the sea and saw the fish following him. “When the boy had gone astern, he stopped, his curiosity aroused, to observe something that intermittently rose to the surface at a distance of two to three hundred meters, in line with the ship’s wake.” c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The climax was when Stefano went back to the ocean to meet at last with the colomber. “Now I am about to die. The colomber too will be terribly old and weary by now I cannot betray it.” d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? A lesson is something you can learn from. You can learn from a class or even from an experience ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? He wanted to know what the colomber wanted. I know this because he kept going back to the fish. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? Stefano’s curiosity led to him getting over a fear. Once he got over his fear he got something good out of it. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? He looked further into his obsession and got a good thing out of it. It shows that good can come out of bad things. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. This story showed that if you face your fears something good can come out of it. For example, Stefano was scared that the colomber wanted to kill him when he actually wanted to give him a pearl.
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Post by JO, AK,KV on Oct 21, 2015 17:42:45 GMT
3. In your group, you will be responsible for completing the prompts found below. All answers must be completed USING COMPLETE SENTENCES (except vocab). a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Intermittently- from time to time- When the boy had gone astern, he stopped, his curiosity aroused, to overserve something that intermittently rose to the surface ”…” Indomitable- unconquerable; not easily discouraged or defeated- An indomitable impulse dragged him without rest, from one ocean to another. Journey- an act of traveling to from one place to another- Just as soon as he set foot on land in some port after a long journey. Tremendous- very great in amount, or intensity- It is a tremendous, mysterious shark “…”. Expedient- means; resource; device used in in an emergency- From then on, with every expedient the boy was dissuaded “…”. b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). When Stefano’s father told him about the monster. The reason it is the inciting incident is when his father told him about the monster and it caused Stefano to fear the ocean or near the bay. “Here I am with you, finally,” Stefano said. “Now it’s just the two of us.” And gathering his remaining strength, he raised the harpoon to strike.
c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The climax is when the main character meets face to face with the colomber. The reason this part of the text is the turning point is because it’s the big turning point in the story. “Here I am with you, finally,” Stefano said. “Now it’s just the two of us.” And gathering his remaining strength, he raised the harpoon to strike.
d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? To learn from something.
ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? He didn’t know much about the colomber and the only thing he knows about it is the story that his father told him about. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? The character developed fear and throughout the years he became more curious about the shark and wanted to stop wasting his time being scared of it, so he decided to meet the colomber face to face. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? He met face to face with the colomber and the shark talked to him. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. The lesson is not to have your fear ruin your life or self-esteem. The way the character in the story found out was by going out to sea and concurring his fear and by the end the shark turned out to give him a pear. The lesson for him and in life is to concur your fear no matter how terrifying it is to come face to face with. After you have contributed to your group and completed this information, post your answers to the GROUP DISCUSSION PAGE. All group members should be listed in the name category of the post.
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Post by Flores, Keller, Ito on Oct 21, 2015 17:44:18 GMT
a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Mysterious-difficult or impossible to understand. Obsession- idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person’s mind. Hostile-unfriendly or antagonistic. Devour-eat hungrily or quickly. Abyss- A deep or seemingly bottomless chasm. b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). He sees the colomber while on the ship. We chose it because if he wouldn’t have spotted the colomber it could have killed him before he went to it.
When the boy had gone astern, he stopped, his curiosity aroused, to observe something that intermittently rose to the surface at a distance of two to three hundred meters, in line with the ship’s wake.
c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened. Stefano began to sail, giving proof of his sea-worthiness, his resistance to fatigue, and his intrepid spirit. He sailed and sailed, and in the wake of his ship, day and night, in good weather and in storms, the colomber trudged along. He knew that this was his curse and his penalty, and precisely for this reason, perhaps, he did not find the strength to sever himself from it. And no one on board, except him, perceived the monster.
The climax was when Stefano goes back into the sea by himself with his own ship. d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? Lesson means the amount of teaching given at one time, a period of learning or teaching. ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? Stefano had curiosity about what the colomber wanted and why it was following him everywhere. I know because after the father walked away he stayed there staring at the colomber, scared of it. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? It showed that Stefano wanted to know more about it and what it wanted. If he was never curious about it why would he go back out to sea and eventually go up to the colomber and ask what it wanted. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? He wanted to know what the colomber wanted, so he faced his fear. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. You can learn to face your fear and not run away from it because it might not be as bad as you think it is. The lesson of the story is that the colomber is nice. It is nice because it just wanted to give Stefano a pearl. After you have contributed to your group and completed this information, post your answers to the GROUP DISCUSSION PAGE. All group members should be listed in the name category of the post.
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Post by oek on Oct 21, 2015 17:45:28 GMT
The Colomber Group Tasks Names: Owen Noll, Elijah Hadeed, and Konrad Koziol PART B – GROUP (42 Total Points)– Recommendation: Complete each section individually, then reconvene as a group and choose the most appropriate answer to use when submitting via the discussion post. This will take time, require individual input, and require discussion. 3. In your group, you will be responsible for completing the prompts found below. All answers must be completed USING COMPLETE SENTENCES (except vocab). a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Hostile – opposed in feeling, action, or character; antagonist/ So the idea of that hostile creature waiting for him day and night became a secret obsession for Stefano. Astonished to fill with sudden or overpowering surprise or wonder; amaze/ But Stefano stood there, astonished, his heart pounding. Insistent – earnest or emphatic in dwelling upon, maintaining, or demanding something; persistent; pertinacious/ Stefano’s life was well underway… as the days past, rather than disappear, it seemed to become insistent. Prosperous – having or characterized by financial success or good fortune/ But the temptation of the abyss had always been greater for him than the joys of a prosperous and quiet life. Hostile – of relating to, or characteristics of an enemy/ So the idea of that hostile creature waiting for him day and night… b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). When he kept going back to the sea because he kept wanting to see the colomber. c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). When he was given the stone. d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? Lesson is something that you have done in the past but you’re not supposed to do in the future. It can also be something that the character learns.
ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? The fact of him not noticing that he’s not the same as his father. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity?
v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentences. After you have contributed to your group and completed this information, post your answers to the GROUP DISCUSSION PAGE. All group members should be listed in the name category of the post.
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Post by Nick D'Orsi on Oct 21, 2015 18:32:15 GMT
a. 5 Integral vocabulary words used in the text. Each word should include a definition and include the sentence where the word was used from the text (10 points). Obstinately is Firmly or stubbornly adhering to ones purpose or not yielding to argument. After that Diversions means a distraction from business. Next perceiving means to recognize, discern, envision, or understand. Then torment means to worry or annoy excessively. Finally Placid means pleasantly calm or peaceful. b. What was the inciting incident from the text? Explain why you chose this as the inciting incident. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). The inciting incident in my opinion in this story was where Stefano saw he the Colomber chasing him. On Pg. 36 it says “ After the boy insisted, the father went to get a telescope, and he scruntinized the surface of the sea line, in line with the wake. Stefano saw him turn pale. c. What was the climax from the text? Explain why you chose this as the climax. Include the excerpt from the text that shows when this happened (5 points). I think the climax was when he decided to go out to sea and face the Colomber. Pg. 39 “ Now I am going to meet it he announced . It isn’t right to disappoint it. But I shall struggle, with all my might.” d. There is a lesson to be learned from this story. Answer each below with a minimum of two complete sentences (22 points): i. What is a lesson? A lesson is what you learn through out the story.
ii. What caused curiosity for the main character? How do you know this? The curiosity for the man character was where he saw a dark shadow following him. I know this because in the story he said “ there’s a dark thing that rises in the wake every so often. iii. How did this curiosity lend to the character developing in the story? Stefano’s curiosity scared him for his whole life because of what his father told him about the Colomber. iv. What was the outcome of the main character’s curiosity? The outcome for this story was that he became old and bitterly unhappy. v. After reviewing all content from the story, what lesson can we learn from this story? Write a one sentence statement of the lesson that can be learned and back it up with an example of how that lesson was learned in the story. This should be a minimum of three sentence. I think the lesson is don’t let the little things control your life. During the story Stefano told his father there is dark shadow following them and his father told everything he knew about the Colomber. After that information his father told him I haunted him for the rest of his life.
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