Act 4: Interviews
Today we will be doing something a little different with Act 4 (rather than writing a summary/analysis, you will be conducting an interview).
New of Romeo's banishment, Juliet's "death", Tybalt's death and Mercutio's death has reached all of Verona and beyond. Step outside the role of your character; for this blog post questions you are a journalist working for a paper. Your task will be to pose 5 questions to your character character about anything that has taken place in the play (with slightly more emphasis on Act 4, but you are not confined to Act 4). Then, you will step back into the role of your character and will need to respond to the questions in your blog post (remember to stay in character!)
Remeber to comment on the other character's blogs.
For all the questions that you do please remember to avoid basic recall and reading comprehension questions and, instead, pose higher/deeper-level and critical thinking type of questions.
Have fun! A fantastic job so far!
New of Romeo's banishment, Juliet's "death", Tybalt's death and Mercutio's death has reached all of Verona and beyond. Step outside the role of your character; for this blog post questions you are a journalist working for a paper. Your task will be to pose 5 questions to your character character about anything that has taken place in the play (with slightly more emphasis on Act 4, but you are not confined to Act 4). Then, you will step back into the role of your character and will need to respond to the questions in your blog post (remember to stay in character!)
Remeber to comment on the other character's blogs.
For all the questions that you do please remember to avoid basic recall and reading comprehension questions and, instead, pose higher/deeper-level and critical thinking type of questions.
Have fun! A fantastic job so far!
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