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Pre Reading: Monsters on Maple Street

Pre Reading: Monsters on Maple Street

Assessment

Presentation

English

6th - 9th Grade

Easy

CCSS
RI.8.7, RL.8.7, RL.6.3

+19

Standards-aligned

Created by

Elizabeth Jansen

Used 18+ times

FREE Resource

21 Slides • 17 Questions

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Pre Reading: Monsters on Maple Street

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT true of a screen play or teleplay?

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Written to be filmed by a camera

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Delivers ideas through dialogue and stage directions

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Audience hears dialogue (actors speaking to each other)

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Written to be acted out on stage

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are TRUE of stage directions? Hint: There are three correct answers.

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Written for actors, directors, and crew members

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Tell how to speak, where to stand, and what emotions to project

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Describe characters, setting, costumes, mood & atmosphere

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Are the words that characters speak to each other

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Multiple Choice

Which phrase below best defines "pan?"

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switch camera from one scene to another

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turn the camera to follow a person or object

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camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot

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camera films from long distance

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Multiple Choice

Which phrase below best defines "long shot?"

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switch camera from one scene to another

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turn the camera to follow a person or object

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camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot

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camera films from long distance

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Multiple Choice

Which phrase below best defines "cut?"

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switch camera from one scene to another

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turn the camera to follow a person or object

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camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot

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camera films from long distance

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Multiple Choice

Which phrase below best defines "close up?"

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switch camera from one scene to another

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turn the camera to follow a person or object

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camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot

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camera films from long distance

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Multiple Choice

Rod Serling began his career writing for radio drama.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Rod Serling Wrote more than 500 television scripts during his career.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Rod Serling was creator of the Twilight Zone television series.

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True

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False

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

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Social Commentary

Modern Examples

The following slides will show examples of social commentary. Be ready to type:

What is the author’s intended message/social commentary?

How do you know? Cite evidence that supports your claim.

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Open Ended

What was the intended social commentary on the previous slide?

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Open Ended

What was the intended social commentary on the previous slide?

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Open Ended

What was the intended social commentary on the previous slide?

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Open Ended

What was the intended social commentary on the previous slide?

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What was the intended social commentary on the previous slide?

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Setting = 1960’s

  • No cell phones

  • Phones were permanently plugged into the wall

  • Phone calls often went through an operator.

  • No internet communication, and not everyone had TVs.

  • Portable radios were used for communication and were battery operated.

  • No remote starters for cars

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Open Ended

Summarize one thing you learned about McCarthyism and anti-Communist feelings in the 1960's in the previous video.

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Open Ended

Write about a time when you or someone you know has been affected by mob mentality or herd mentality.

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