The Importance of Being Earnest cube – Create illustrative sides using words and/or quotes and color/pictures on six sides of the cube (use examples from the play to illustrate your six sides). Define farce. Give two examples from the play- use quotes or paraphrases record – page #. Give examples and label two types of irony (verbal, situational, dramatic) found in the play use quotes or paraphrase record page #. – – Describe and draw your favorite scene it a bio-poem for one character (not used in #3) –create Analyze one example of puns or epigrams. Record and write what it means. Argue why one of the following themes of the play, example marriage, – earnestness/honesty, Victorian social conventions/etiquette is the most important. Write a few sentences. Must be creative, colorful, neat, and reflect effort! Be sure your name and play title is on the cube. Create illustrative using words and/or quotes and color/pictures on six sides of the cube (use examples from the play to illustrate your six sides). Define farce. Give two examples from the play- use quotes or paraphrases record – page #. Give examples and label two types of irony (verbal, situational, dramatic) found in the play use quotes or paraphrase record page #. – – Describe and draw your favorite scene it a bio-poem for one character (not used in #3) –create Analyze one example of puns or epigrams. Record and write what it means. Argue why one of the following themes of the play, example marriage, – earnestness/honesty, Victorian social conventions/etiquette is the most important. Write a few sentences Must be creative, colorful, neat, and reflect effort! Be sure your name and play title is on the cube.
The Importance of Being Earnest – cube Create illustrative sides using words and/or quotes and color/pictures on six sides of the cube (use examples from the play to illustrate your six sides). Define farce. Give two examples from the play- use quotes or paraphrases – record page #. Give examples and label two types of irony (verbal, situational, dramatic) found in the play – use quotes or paraphrase – record page #. Describe and draw your favorite scene it –create a bio-poem for one character (not used in #3) Analyze one example of puns or epigrams. Record and write what it means. Argue why one of the following themes of the play, example – marriage, earnestness/honesty, Victorian social conventions/etiquette is the most important. Write a few sentences. Must be creative, colorful, neat, and reflect effort! Be sure your name and play title is on the cube. Create illustrative using words and/or quotes and color/pictures on six sides of the cube (use examples from the play to illustrate your six sides). Define farce. Give two examples from the play- use quotes or paraphrases – record page #. Give examples and label two types of irony (verbal, situational, dramatic) found in the play – use quotes or paraphrase – record page #. Describe and draw your favorite scene it –create a bio-poem for one character (not used in #3) Analyze one example of puns or epigrams. Record and write what it means. Argue why one of the following themes of the play, example – marriage, earnestness/honesty, Victorian social conventions/etiquette is the most important. Write a few sentences Must be creative, colorful, neat, and reflect effort! Be sure your name and play title is on the cube.
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