
Pre Reading: Monsters on Maple Street
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6th - 9th Grade
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Elizabeth Jansen
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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?
Written to be filmed by a camera
Delivers ideas through dialogue and stage directions
Audience hears dialogue (actors speaking to each other)
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.
Written for actors, directors, and crew members
Tell how to speak, where to stand, and what emotions to project
Describe characters, setting, costumes, mood & atmosphere
Are the words that characters speak to each other
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase below best defines "pan?"
switch camera from one scene to another
turn the camera to follow a person or object
camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot
camera films from long distance
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase below best defines "long shot?"
switch camera from one scene to another
turn the camera to follow a person or object
camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot
camera films from long distance
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase below best defines "cut?"
switch camera from one scene to another
turn the camera to follow a person or object
camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot
camera films from long distance
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase below best defines "close up?"
switch camera from one scene to another
turn the camera to follow a person or object
camera moves in for a “zoomed in” shot
camera films from long distance
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Multiple Choice
Rod Serling began his career writing for radio drama.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Rod Serling Wrote more than 500 television scripts during his career.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Rod Serling was creator of the Twilight Zone television series.
True
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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Open Ended
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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