Ap English Summer Packet 2007

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FROM : Kallish Prince George’s AP Syllabus Summer Packet Prep:

I.

Before you read Shelly’s Frankenstein, research and write about three of the four topics of your choice, below. Each essay should be no less than five paragraphs. MLA citation must be applied within each essay and in bibliography form at the end of each essay. Quoting sources is required. To copy any three consecutive words that another wrote is plagerism. Keep that in mind when paraphrasing; however, paraphrasing is fine, too. Make sure you give credit where it is due in MLA Style. • • • •

The French Revolution and the Rise of Industrialism, during the Industrial Revolutionary era Science and Technology of the Industrial Revolution era Artic Exploration during the Industrial Revolution era The Romantic Era

II.

When reading a novel, it is always important to have some understanding of the time period in which the novel was written. Understanding the historical context of a text gives you, as a reader, a more holistic understanding of the thematic, social, and tonal elements woven within the text and in between its lines. Finally, as you read, keep a journal to discuss, in as few as a couple of sentences here-and-there, or in as many words as you would like, how your essay topics were woven into the context of this work. You may discuss social implications and restraints, theme, or the author’s tone at any given time while you read.

III.

Actively read Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, and complete your journal entries. Try to enter as many as you recognize because research has proven that such entries provide students with a sense of ownership that helps class discussion and test preparation!

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