Assessment - 100 points “Macbeth” Projects Due: Thursday, March 9 Assignment: You may choose from any of the projects/activities below, but you must choose enough activities to equal 100 points. Notice that the 50-point projects are more involved than, for example, the one that are only worth 25 points, but you can do fewer activities with the more difficult projects. ALL WRITTEN WORK MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLE-SPACED, 12 POINT USING ARIAL, GARAMOND or TIMES NEW ROMAN FONT AND STANDARD 1” MARGINS. 25 points each - Write a journal entry from the to the Doctor’s Perspective doctor’s perspective reflecting on his visit Macbeth house. 10-15 sentences Write a journal entry from (after he becomes Malcolm’s perspective- Malcolm’s perspective king) reflecting on the events of the play. 10-15 sentences Obituary - Write an obituary for either Macbeth or Lady Macbeth. Use a newspaper obituary as a model. 10-15 sentences Eulogy- Write a eulogy (a statement of praise for read at someone’s life after they’re dead—often funerals and memorials) for Banquo. Include details about his life that you learned in the play. 10-15 sentences Acceptance Speech - Write a short acceptance speech for Malcolm as he takes the throne Have him reassure the country, recall the tragedies, ask for the thanes to come back, etc. 10-15 sentences Themes - Create a sketch that illustrates a theme in can be an image of one or “Macbeth.” Theme more characters doing something, a place in the film, etc. Include a short description (as a caption) of the illustration and how it depicts the theme (3-4 sentences per caption). Themes include: Ambition Excuses • • Appearance vs. Reality Visions • • Atmosphere Desperation • • Disorder Good and Evil • • Trust and Betrayal Guilt • • Fear The Supernatural • • Greed and Power Up to 4 themes may be completed to satisfy 100 point requirement. Theme(s) must be mounted neatly on poster board.
Assessment - “Macbeth” Projects 100 points Due: Thursday, March 9 Assignment: You may choose from any of the projects/activities below, but you must choose enough activities to equal 100 points. Notice that the 50-point projects are more involved than, for example, the one that are only worth 25 points, but you can do fewer activities with the more difficult projects. ALL WRITTEN WORK MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLE-SPACED, 12 POINT USING ARIAL, GARAMOND or TIMES NEW ROMAN FONT AND STANDARD 1” MARGINS. 25 points each Doctor’s Perspective - Write a journal entry from the doctor’s perspective reflecting on his visit to the Macbeth house. 10-15 sentences Malcolm’s perspective- Write a journal entry from Malcolm’s perspective (after he becomes king) reflecting on the events of the play. 10-15 sentences Obituary - Write an obituary for either Macbeth or Lady Macbeth. Use a newspaper obituary as a model. 10-15 sentences Eulogy- Write a eulogy (a statement of praise for someone’s life after they’re dead—often read at funerals and memorials) for Banquo. Include details about his life that you learned in the play. 10-15 sentences Acceptance Speech - Write a short acceptance speech for Malcolm as he takes the throne Have him reassure the country, recall the tragedies, ask for the thanes to come back, etc. 10-15 sentences Themes - Create a sketch that illustrates a theme in “Macbeth.” Theme can be an image of one or more characters doing something, a place in the film, etc. Include a short description (as a caption) of the illustration and how it depicts the theme (3-4 sentences per caption). Themes include: • Ambition • Excuses • Appearance vs. Reality • Visions • Atmosphere • Desperation • Disorder • Good and Evil • Trust and Betrayal • Guilt • Fear • The Supernatural Greed and Power Up to 4 themes may be completed to satisfy 100 point requirement. Theme(s) must be mounted neatly on poster board.