Month: April 2015

Semantic Fields in To Kil a Mockingbird

The semantic fields that Harper Lee uses in the noval are ones that make the scene tense and also unnerving because the two words that link are creepy and shivered. Most of the time these words both mean that someone is afraid or nervous because they are either remembering something bad (or scary) or that the thing they have remembered was happening again and possibly getting worse. This altogether creates tension because the reader is on the edge and wanting to know what the character is remembering and also it creates tension during the scene in the book.

Boo Radley – English Lesson

One perspective of how Boo Radley is a mockingbird is the simple fact that he never commits a selfish act or deed. He leaves everyone alone, this might be due to the fact that he is despised for one reason or another. The other idea is his back stories and his interaction with Jem and Scout as he is kind to Jem and Scout because they are treating him like a noraml human being despite his uncertain past.

English Lesson Review

WWW: I understood how to look in depth about how Mrs Merriwheather (possibly wrong spelling) is supposed to be a devout Christian, but is constantly putting down her black servant. On the other hand, she seems to try and support a black tribe in Africa which basically contradicts her feelings against her black servant.

That is what I thought I done well in the English lesson.

 

EBI: I think I could have done even better if I listened more and took more part in my group discussion.

That is what I think I could have done better in the English lesson.