Comments:
1. Mr. & Mrs.Hall had put two and two together, the rumor of the buglary and the stranger being gone all night that same day
2.The stranger had went into the parlour of the Coach and the horses but, adnt reurn yet and people were curious to know why
3. Mrs. Hall finally did stand up for herself to the stranger because, he was being very demanding to her asking her to do his breakfast and he hadnt payed for his bill in the hotel yet which really angered her
4. Mrs.Hall started asking him questions about where he had been and how in the world had he enetred the house once again without being seen
5. The stranger unveiled himself and showed her who he really was by taking of his nose, clothes etc. and they couldn't anything nothing at all ; he was invisible
Questions:
1. Where had the stranger been all night?
2. why hadn't he payed his bill to Mrs.Hall yet?
3. Will he answer any of Mrs.Hall's angry questions?
4. How was the stranger invivsibe yet alive?
Vocabulary:
1. Intangible: not tangible; incapable of being perceived by the sense of touch, as incorporeal or immaterial things; impalpable.
2. Coherent: logically connected; consistent
3. Expostulation: the act of expostulating; remonstrance; earnest and kindly protest
Literary terms:
1. Personification
2. Simile: The stranger toa ghost because he was invisible.
Overview Sentence:
Mrs.Hall and The stranger began to have an arguement becuase the was beig demanding about his breakfast and he yet hadn't paid his bill to the hotel. So she started asking him the questions everyone was curious to know out of anger. About where he had been the night before and why didnt he ver talk etc. He finally unveiled himself and the big surprise was that there was nothing under the clothes ; he was invisible.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
iNVISIBLE MAN 7
Comments:
1. Early in the morning even before Millie began hunting, when Mr. & Mrs.Hall woke up and found that the stranger wasn't in his room
2.Mr.Hall noticed that the bolts of the front door were ajar and unscrewed
3. Mr.Hall enetered the stranger's room and started to look around and notice most of this things were there but from the feels of his bed the stranger hadn't slept there the night before
4.They heard the fron door open and shut but no one there, thought they didnt play much mind to it at that exact moment
5.When Mr. & Mrs.Hall entered his room again the clothes leapt up and stacked on their own and then the furniture began to fly around, Mrs.Hall thought that the stranger put spirits into the furniture
Questions:
1. Why had the fron door been ajar?
2. Wherecould the stranger have been all night?
3. Was the stranger going to return to the hotel or had he left?
4. Why did the furniture move on its own and did the stranger really put spirirts into it?
Vocabulary:
1. Ajar: neither entirely open nor entirely shut; partly open
2. Terminated: to bring to an end; put an end to
3.Ascertained: To discover with certainty, as through examination or experimentation. See Synonyms at discover.
Literary terms:
1. Metaphor "dont stick your nose where the wind dont blow"
2. Simile: what happened in the house to what happened on tv
Overview SEntence:
Mr.& Mrs.Hall had woken up early and started their daily agenda. But, Mr.Hall notices that the strangers door is ajar meaning that he wasnt in their. So then he & Mrs.Hall can tell that the stranger hadn't been there all night. Right then all his clothes started plying up and the furniture moving. Mrs.Hall thought that the stranger had put his spirits into the furniture.
1. Early in the morning even before Millie began hunting, when Mr. & Mrs.Hall woke up and found that the stranger wasn't in his room
2.Mr.Hall noticed that the bolts of the front door were ajar and unscrewed
3. Mr.Hall enetered the stranger's room and started to look around and notice most of this things were there but from the feels of his bed the stranger hadn't slept there the night before
4.They heard the fron door open and shut but no one there, thought they didnt play much mind to it at that exact moment
5.When Mr. & Mrs.Hall entered his room again the clothes leapt up and stacked on their own and then the furniture began to fly around, Mrs.Hall thought that the stranger put spirits into the furniture
Questions:
1. Why had the fron door been ajar?
2. Wherecould the stranger have been all night?
3. Was the stranger going to return to the hotel or had he left?
4. Why did the furniture move on its own and did the stranger really put spirirts into it?
Vocabulary:
1. Ajar: neither entirely open nor entirely shut; partly open
2. Terminated: to bring to an end; put an end to
3.Ascertained: To discover with certainty, as through examination or experimentation. See Synonyms at discover.
Literary terms:
1. Metaphor "dont stick your nose where the wind dont blow"
2. Simile: what happened in the house to what happened on tv
Overview SEntence:
Mr.& Mrs.Hall had woken up early and started their daily agenda. But, Mr.Hall notices that the strangers door is ajar meaning that he wasnt in their. So then he & Mrs.Hall can tell that the stranger hadn't been there all night. Right then all his clothes started plying up and the furniture moving. Mrs.Hall thought that the stranger had put his spirits into the furniture.
Invivsible man 6
Comments:
1. The invisible had revealed some stuff to Mr.Cuss in the extensive converstaion that they had the day in his room
2. Mr.Cuss told Mrs.Hall and Mr.Hall everything about what had happened when he finally decided tobe brave and just ask him about who he is and exactly what it is that he does
3.They still haven't complete figured out who he is they have no idea that "the invisble man" might just be someone closer than anyone could think especially the owners of the Horse Inn in Iping
4. It was so hard to actually realize that the stranger had some kind of deformatio and angermanagement issues becuase he never revealed anything so they were always clueless to anything that had to do with him
5. There are starnge robberies starting to occur in Iping after this mysterious discovery
Questions:
1. Why are these robberies occuring?
2.Who is the one committing these robberies?
3. DO they suspect o fthe stranger?
4. Why dont they ever just leave the stranger alone?
Vocabulary:
1. Decadence: the act or process of falling into an inferior condition or state; deterioration; decay
2. Impalpable: not palpable; incapable of being perceived by the sense of touch; intangible.
3. Perceptible: capable of being perceived; recognizable; appreciable
Literary terms:
1.metahor
2.simile
Overview sentence:
They are staring to make new dsicoveries about the stranger.
1. The invisible had revealed some stuff to Mr.Cuss in the extensive converstaion that they had the day in his room
2. Mr.Cuss told Mrs.Hall and Mr.Hall everything about what had happened when he finally decided tobe brave and just ask him about who he is and exactly what it is that he does
3.They still haven't complete figured out who he is they have no idea that "the invisble man" might just be someone closer than anyone could think especially the owners of the Horse Inn in Iping
4. It was so hard to actually realize that the stranger had some kind of deformatio and angermanagement issues becuase he never revealed anything so they were always clueless to anything that had to do with him
5. There are starnge robberies starting to occur in Iping after this mysterious discovery
Questions:
1. Why are these robberies occuring?
2.Who is the one committing these robberies?
3. DO they suspect o fthe stranger?
4. Why dont they ever just leave the stranger alone?
Vocabulary:
1. Decadence: the act or process of falling into an inferior condition or state; deterioration; decay
2. Impalpable: not palpable; incapable of being perceived by the sense of touch; intangible.
3. Perceptible: capable of being perceived; recognizable; appreciable
Literary terms:
1.metahor
2.simile
Overview sentence:
They are staring to make new dsicoveries about the stranger.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Invisible man 5
Comments:
1.The facts of the buglary at the vicarage came to them from the Vicar and his wife
2.They described how the scene of the night shimmered in completely darkness as they heard the burgular inside their home at about 4
3.They heard mummurs but couldnt make out the the words of whom ever was inside their home at that moment
4. Mr. Vicar and his wife armed themselves to be safe when they went downstairs to look and catch the robber in his act so that they could send him or her to the police as soon as they saw who the person was
5. When they got downstairs they heard the door slam and looked all around their home but there was not a soul in sight and right there the sun began to rise high above the sky and they began to wonder where who ever it was had gotten
Questions:
1.WHy did they want to rob Mr.Vicar's house?
2.Are they sure they took anything inside their house?
3. Did they really hear a robber or was it all inside their heads?
4. Will they found if their was aburgular in their house?
Vocabulary:
1.Twilight: the soft, diffused light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, either from daybreak to sunrise or, more commonly, from sunset to nightfall.
2.Quaintly:having an old-fashioned attractiveness or charm; oddly picturesque
3.Scullery: a small room or section of a pantry in which food is cleaned, trimmed, and cut into cooking portions before being sent to the kitchen
Literary terms:
1. alliteration
2.personification
Overview Sentence:
Mr.Vicar and his wife went to the hotel to tell Mr.& Mrs. Hall about the burgular that been in their house at the break of dawn. They hadn't been able to catch him in the act though.
1.The facts of the buglary at the vicarage came to them from the Vicar and his wife
2.They described how the scene of the night shimmered in completely darkness as they heard the burgular inside their home at about 4
3.They heard mummurs but couldnt make out the the words of whom ever was inside their home at that moment
4. Mr. Vicar and his wife armed themselves to be safe when they went downstairs to look and catch the robber in his act so that they could send him or her to the police as soon as they saw who the person was
5. When they got downstairs they heard the door slam and looked all around their home but there was not a soul in sight and right there the sun began to rise high above the sky and they began to wonder where who ever it was had gotten
Questions:
1.WHy did they want to rob Mr.Vicar's house?
2.Are they sure they took anything inside their house?
3. Did they really hear a robber or was it all inside their heads?
4. Will they found if their was aburgular in their house?
Vocabulary:
1.Twilight: the soft, diffused light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, either from daybreak to sunrise or, more commonly, from sunset to nightfall.
2.Quaintly:having an old-fashioned attractiveness or charm; oddly picturesque
3.Scullery: a small room or section of a pantry in which food is cleaned, trimmed, and cut into cooking portions before being sent to the kitchen
Literary terms:
1. alliteration
2.personification
Overview Sentence:
Mr.Vicar and his wife went to the hotel to tell Mr.& Mrs. Hall about the burgular that been in their house at the break of dawn. They hadn't been able to catch him in the act though.
Invisible man 4
Comments:
1. the stranger still hadn't improve his behavior and Mr.Hall didnt like it so he wanted to get rid of him but Mrs.Hall always protested and told him to wait till the summer.
2.Mr.Hall began to notice that the stranger was at all interested in going to church (non-religious) their was never a difference in his days
3. He was always hard to keep up with his mood was always very intense and full of vilonce at some times he would snap and he had a habit of talking to himself but, Mrs.Hall could never make out what he was saying
4. People from the town would occaionallly questioned her on the stay of the stranger there and she explained his profession and that he was an experimental investigator
5. Mr.Cuss went up to the strangers room and began asking him questions becuase he felt brave enough to do so. He asked him about his experiemnts, life etc. Then he noticed that the stranger had no arm and then he sees that the cuff made it look as if he did.
Questions:
1.What did Mr.Cuss want to find out about the stranger?
2.How did the stranger feel about talking to Mr.Cuss?
3.What happened to his arm?
4.Why did it feel to Mr.Cuss like the cuff was an arm even if his arm was really misisng?
Vocabulary:
1.Penury:extreme poverty; destitution.
2.Imprecation:the act of imprecating; cursing
3.ghastly:shockingly frightful or dreadful; horrible
Literary terms:
1. Metaphor: a missing arm to a ghost
2.Simile
Overview Sentence:
Mr.Cuss decided to be brave and interview thww stranger do they can find something out about him and it all was fell till he found out something very unexpected.
1. the stranger still hadn't improve his behavior and Mr.Hall didnt like it so he wanted to get rid of him but Mrs.Hall always protested and told him to wait till the summer.
2.Mr.Hall began to notice that the stranger was at all interested in going to church (non-religious) their was never a difference in his days
3. He was always hard to keep up with his mood was always very intense and full of vilonce at some times he would snap and he had a habit of talking to himself but, Mrs.Hall could never make out what he was saying
4. People from the town would occaionallly questioned her on the stay of the stranger there and she explained his profession and that he was an experimental investigator
5. Mr.Cuss went up to the strangers room and began asking him questions becuase he felt brave enough to do so. He asked him about his experiemnts, life etc. Then he noticed that the stranger had no arm and then he sees that the cuff made it look as if he did.
Questions:
1.What did Mr.Cuss want to find out about the stranger?
2.How did the stranger feel about talking to Mr.Cuss?
3.What happened to his arm?
4.Why did it feel to Mr.Cuss like the cuff was an arm even if his arm was really misisng?
Vocabulary:
1.Penury:extreme poverty; destitution.
2.Imprecation:the act of imprecating; cursing
3.ghastly:shockingly frightful or dreadful; horrible
Literary terms:
1. Metaphor: a missing arm to a ghost
2.Simile
Overview Sentence:
Mr.Cuss decided to be brave and interview thww stranger do they can find something out about him and it all was fell till he found out something very unexpected.
Invisible man 3
Comments:
1. On the 21th of February he recievedhis luggage and it was said to be very remarkable. He had many books and incomprehensible languages
2. The stranger was picky when the guys came with his luggage he wanted everything in perfect order
3. Mr.Hall went in the stranger's room and he pushed him out of the room, shut and locked the door in his face so he wouldn't try to enter once again.
4. Mr. Hall carried ina crate to his room and their were many experimanetal bootles inside like powders, poison with other fancy designs
5. Mr. HAll told Fearenside that when his dog bit the stranger he was black. And he became very alarmed because the starngers face was white.
Questions:
1. What's the time period during this convo ?
2. Will the stranger ever be nice to them people from the hotel?
3.Can they be sure that there isnt anything wrong with stranger?
4.Why was the starngers legs black yet his face white?
Vocabulary:
1.trousering:Cloth or material for making trousers.
2.chiffonnier:a high chest of drawers or bureau, often having a mirror on top.
3.Expedient:tending to promote some proposed or desired object; fit or suitable for the purpose; proper under the circumstances: It is expedient that you go.
Literary terms:
1.Imagery
2.Personification
Overview Sentence:
The stranger had finally recieved all of the luggage he had been waiting for since the sorm began. But, now he was being very rude to the workers of the hotel. And the hotel worker Mr.Hall saw that the strangers leg was black. this confused him becuase his face was white.
1. On the 21th of February he recievedhis luggage and it was said to be very remarkable. He had many books and incomprehensible languages
2. The stranger was picky when the guys came with his luggage he wanted everything in perfect order
3. Mr.Hall went in the stranger's room and he pushed him out of the room, shut and locked the door in his face so he wouldn't try to enter once again.
4. Mr. Hall carried ina crate to his room and their were many experimanetal bootles inside like powders, poison with other fancy designs
5. Mr. HAll told Fearenside that when his dog bit the stranger he was black. And he became very alarmed because the starngers face was white.
Questions:
1. What's the time period during this convo ?
2. Will the stranger ever be nice to them people from the hotel?
3.Can they be sure that there isnt anything wrong with stranger?
4.Why was the starngers legs black yet his face white?
Vocabulary:
1.trousering:Cloth or material for making trousers.
2.chiffonnier:a high chest of drawers or bureau, often having a mirror on top.
3.Expedient:tending to promote some proposed or desired object; fit or suitable for the purpose; proper under the circumstances: It is expedient that you go.
Literary terms:
1.Imagery
2.Personification
Overview Sentence:
The stranger had finally recieved all of the luggage he had been waiting for since the sorm began. But, now he was being very rude to the workers of the hotel. And the hotel worker Mr.Hall saw that the strangers leg was black. this confused him becuase his face was white.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
The invisible man 2
Comments:
1. The weather was improving so the stranger was still in the hotel
2. The downcast of the stranger's face appeared dark and misterious
3.The stranger was rude and asked to be alone and undisturbed in the room he was in, even to the owner of the hotel
4. The stranger explains that he is an experimental investigator, that he needs his things because, they contain apparatus and more off his appliances
5. Teddy thought that Millie shouldn't be trustworthy of the stranger because she didnt even no his name
Questions:
1. Why didnt the stranger want Millie to be in his room?
2. Will the stranger reveal anything ?
3. Can the stranger be capab;e of being dangerous?
4. Should Millie trust the stranger because, she doesn't even know his name?
Vocabulary:
1. Suppressed: To put an end to forcibly; subdue.
2.Spectacles:anything presented to the sight or view, esp. something of a striking or impressive kind
3. Adverse:unfavorable or antagonistic in purpose or effect
Literary terms:
1.Simile stone to the stranger
2.Metaphor
Overview sentence:
-the stranger had declared that he would stay at the hotel because of the bad weather. But, no matter how much Millie tried he wouldn't speak a word.
1. The weather was improving so the stranger was still in the hotel
2. The downcast of the stranger's face appeared dark and misterious
3.The stranger was rude and asked to be alone and undisturbed in the room he was in, even to the owner of the hotel
4. The stranger explains that he is an experimental investigator, that he needs his things because, they contain apparatus and more off his appliances
5. Teddy thought that Millie shouldn't be trustworthy of the stranger because she didnt even no his name
Questions:
1. Why didnt the stranger want Millie to be in his room?
2. Will the stranger reveal anything ?
3. Can the stranger be capab;e of being dangerous?
4. Should Millie trust the stranger because, she doesn't even know his name?
Vocabulary:
1. Suppressed: To put an end to forcibly; subdue.
2.Spectacles:anything presented to the sight or view, esp. something of a striking or impressive kind
3. Adverse:unfavorable or antagonistic in purpose or effect
Literary terms:
1.Simile stone to the stranger
2.Metaphor
Overview sentence:
-the stranger had declared that he would stay at the hotel because of the bad weather. But, no matter how much Millie tried he wouldn't speak a word.
The inivisble man 1
Comments:
1. the strange man that arrived at the hotel seemed to be more dead than alive and yelled taht there was a fire
2. The starnger was beinghostile toward Millie, he was lost in thought and rude
3. "When she returned he was standing there like a man of stone hiding his face completely"
4.Ms. Hall was hasty to make conversation to the stranger but he wasn't at all interested
5. Millie thought "the ghost" or the strange visitior was rude after all she'd donr to make him feel more comfortable
Questions:
1. Who is the stranger?
2. Why is the stranger at the hotel?
3. What's the stranger's problem with Millie?
4. Will the starnger ever be drawn to the conversation?
Vocabulary:
1. Loath -unwilling; reluctant; disinclined; averse
2. Scythe- an agricultural implement consisting of a long, curving blade fastened at an angle to a handle, for cutting grass, grain, etc., by hand.
3. Parlour-Chiefly British
Literary terms:
1. Simlie: comparing the stranger to a ghost for not talking
2.Metaphor
Overview Sentence:
- The stranger randomly appears at the hotel who wont indulge in conversation or reveal anything about himself. He acts rude toward the owner of the hotel Millie
1. the strange man that arrived at the hotel seemed to be more dead than alive and yelled taht there was a fire
2. The starnger was beinghostile toward Millie, he was lost in thought and rude
3. "When she returned he was standing there like a man of stone hiding his face completely"
4.Ms. Hall was hasty to make conversation to the stranger but he wasn't at all interested
5. Millie thought "the ghost" or the strange visitior was rude after all she'd donr to make him feel more comfortable
Questions:
1. Who is the stranger?
2. Why is the stranger at the hotel?
3. What's the stranger's problem with Millie?
4. Will the starnger ever be drawn to the conversation?
Vocabulary:
1. Loath -unwilling; reluctant; disinclined; averse
2. Scythe- an agricultural implement consisting of a long, curving blade fastened at an angle to a handle, for cutting grass, grain, etc., by hand.
3. Parlour-Chiefly British
Literary terms:
1. Simlie: comparing the stranger to a ghost for not talking
2.Metaphor
Overview Sentence:
- The stranger randomly appears at the hotel who wont indulge in conversation or reveal anything about himself. He acts rude toward the owner of the hotel Millie
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