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Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature

Assessment

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English

6th - 8th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RL.5.4, RL.9-10.5, L.8.5A

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Lindsey Planchon

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8 Slides • 11 Questions

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Open Ended

Turn to Talk then Report: Gothic literature includes elements that "scare" people. Why do you believe this genre is so popular if it's scary?

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Multiple Choice

How is Gothic literature characterized?

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humorous characters, futuristic settings, and parody

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idealized settings, feminist characters, and a focus on stream of consciousness

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inspirational plots, reasonable characters, and ordinary situations

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grotesque characters, strange situations, and violent events

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Multiple Select

What are the common elements of Gothic literature?

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Eerie and mysterious settings

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Damsels in distress

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Feelings of mystery and fear

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Supernatural elements

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Multiple Choice

What role does the 'Damsel in Distress' play in gothic literature?

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Represents oppression

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Symbolizes strength

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Indicates independence

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Shows resilience

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following themes is NOT commonly found in Gothic literature?

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Guilt

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Shame

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Revenge

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Happiness

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a common motif in Gothic literature?

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Hysterical laughter

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Scary basements

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Physical deformities

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Sunshine

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Multiple Select

What are common themes found in gothic literature?

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isolation

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death

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journey

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insanity

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of foreshadowing in Gothic literature?

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To create suspense

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To provide a resolution

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To confuse the reader

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To summarize the plot

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Open Ended

Sam wished he could rid himself of the sick feeling in his gut that told him something terrible was going to happen, and happen soon. Predict what will happen later in the story.

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Multiple Choice

What is dramatic irony and how is it used by authors?

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A technique to create humor

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A technique to create suspense

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A technique to develop characters

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A technique to summarize the story

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Multiple Choice

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Why is this image an example of dramatic irony?

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The swimmer doesn't know that she is likely going to be eaten by a shark.

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The shark doesn't see the swimmer because his eyes are on the side of his head.

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The water must be really cold.

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This isn't irony, it's just an unfortunate meeting between human and fish.

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