Thurs. Fri, Jan 21-22 chapter 3 born a crime written response
IMPORTANT: the last day to turn in any late work for this quarter is Friday, January 22 at midnight. Nothing submitted after will be accepted. The material beginning Monday, January 25 will go into the 3rd quarter.
Class materials
South African praise music (watch 2 minutes)
Chapt 3 Trevor, Pray pages 29 to 38
Chapter 3 part 1(13:23) ends at I can feel it
Chapter 3 part 2 beginning women in the township (10:47)
WARNING!!!! On January 31, all chapters that we have been listening to read by Trevor Noah have been removed from youtube. That means, if you have not been keeping up, the links to the individual chapters are no longer working! You may however access the previous chapters through Born a Crime audio link..access to all chapters
Vocabulary:
temperance-(noun)- abstinence from alcoholic drink.
pugilism (noun)- the profession or hobby of boxing (pugilistic- adjective) pugilist -fighter
dinky-(adjective)- small, insignificant
recourse- (noun)- source of help in a difficult situation.
matriarch- (noun)-a woman who is the head of a family or tribe. patriarchal
shanty-(noun)- a small, crudely built shack
totem or talisman (noun)-an object that is thought to have magic powers and to bring good luck.
Assignment: Respond to one of the following in a minimum of 200 words, weaving in text from chapter 3,
Discuss the role of religion within Trevor's family and community? As you read or listen, consider the ironies that he points out.
Discuss how the people of Soweto transformed their ghetto and why?
DUE SATURDAY AT ^6
*The definition of irony as a literary device is a situation in which there is a contrast between expectation and reality. For example, the difference between what something appears to mean versus its literal meaning
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