
The Pardoner's Tale Pre-Reading Activity
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English
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12th Grade
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Easy
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SANDRA SALAZAR
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6 Slides • 13 Questions
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Pre-Reading Activity
By SANDRA SALAZAR
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Open Ended
Search up the phrase "radix malorum est cupiditas."
What does it mean?
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Multiple Choice
The Pardoner's Tale tells a moral story with themes about greed. A theme is...
the author's attitude toward the subject
the lesson or overall message of the text
the feelings created for the reader
the author's word choice
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Multiple Choice
The Pardoner can be characterized as _____ because he preaches one thing, but does another.
cruel
supportive
visionary
hypocritical
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Multiple Choice
When we read The Pardoner's Tale, you will notice that the outcome of the story is surprising and unexpected! Chaucer uses a literary element called ___.
personification
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While you read/listen, think about your stance on money & greed.
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Think about this line:
"Not a single tummy around me would know what hungry was"
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Open Ended
Based on this song, what are the benefits of having money? Think about what you would do to help those around you if were a billionaire.
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Think about this line: (talking about money)
Proceed with caution
I heard if you chase it
It only results in
A hole in your heart
But I take the whole cake and I won't leave a portion
It's only an organ
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Open Ended
J. Cole uses a metaphor when he says
"I heard if you chase it, it only results in a hole in your heart."
What does he mean by this?
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Open Ended
Opinion: How might having money actually leave people feeling empty?
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Open Ended
What are some other downsides of having a lot of money?
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Open Ended
Explain how chasing money can possibly have a negative effect on a person or lead them to danger.
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Think about this:
What can money open the door to?
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Open Ended
Opinion: Do you think money can buy happiness? Why or why not?
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Multiple Choice
At the beginning of the song, Janson writes
"I wish I had a rich uncle that'd kick the bucket".
This is an example of a(n)...
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Think about this line:
"One is only poor if they choose to be."
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Open Ended
Opinion: What does it mean to be rich?
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Open Ended
FINAL RESPONSE: Based on all of the perspectives you have considered answer the following question:
Is having money a good or bad thing?
Choose ONE side and defend your stance by explaining your thinking.
Pre-Reading Activity
By SANDRA SALAZAR
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