Sleepy Hollow 7

Sleepy Hollow 7

p. 118-120

POINTS

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 114-117

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 118-120

Multiple Choice

The testimonies of Brouwer and Brom...

• reduce the credibility of the Headless Horseman story

• increase the credibility of the Headless Horseman story

• do not affect the credibility of the Headless Horseman story

Open Ended

Independent Practice: What does the narrator suggest about Katrina's character and motivation through her rejection of Ichabod?

POINTS

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 114-117 (done!)

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 118-120

Read p. 118-120

Look at Ms. Johnson's shared screen, and follow along in your Anthology

Multiple Choice

Describe the setting.

• Bright and sunny

• Alive with animal activity

• Dark and unsettling

• Beautiful

Remember what the setting was like in the afternoon (when Ichabod was on his way to party)

p. 112-113

Open Ended

How has the setting changed since the afternoon (when Ichabod was on his was to the party?)

Multiple Choice

Which of Ichabod's character traits are most prominent in this scene?

• superstition and cowardice

• self-importance and cruelty

• modesty and bravery

• greed and imagination

Open Ended

Which details in the last paragraph on p. 118 indicate that the things Ichabod fears are mostly in his mind?

Open Ended

What creates suspense on p. 118?

What role does Gunpowder play in increasing Ichabod's anxiety?

Open Ended

Which words and phrases reflect Ichabod's terror?

Multiple Choice

How does Ichabod initially hope to escape the Galloping Hessian?

• By fighting him

• By outrunning him

• By throwing water at him

• By talking to him

Open Ended

How does the author make this part of the story both frightening and humorous?

Multiple Choice

When he realizes he cannot outrun the Galloping Hessian, how does Ichabod think he can escape?

• By fighting him

• By getting across the church bridge

• By getting into a well-lit area

• By going into the church

Open Ended

Independent Practice: How do the previous legends told about these places affect the events on this page?

POINTS

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 114-117 (done!)

• Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 118-120