Monday, November 10, 2008

STUDY GUIDE 2

Books:
  • endings from the Tatar book:
  1. Snow White: "The wicked woman let out a curse, and she was so paralyzed with fear that she didn't know what to do. At first she didn't want to go to the wedding feast. But she never had a moment's peace after that and had to go see the young queen. When she entered, Snow White recognized her right away. The queen was so terrified that she just stood there and couldn't budge an inch. Iron slipped had already been heated up for her over a fire of coals. They were brought in with tongs and set up right in front of her. She had to put on the red-hot iron shoes and dance in them until she dropped to the ground dead." pg 94
  2. Sleeping Beauty: "No sooner had the prince touched Briar Rose's lips than she woke up, opened her eyes, and smiled sweetly at him. They went down the stairs together. The king, the queen, and the entire court had awoken, and they were all staring at each other in amazement. The horses in the courtyard stood up and shook themselves. The hounds jumped to their feet and wagged their tails. The doves pulled their heads out from under their wings, looked around, and flew off into the fields. The flies began crawling on the walls. the fire in the kitchen flickered, flared up, and began cooking the food again. The roast started to sizzle. The cook slapped the boy so hard that he let out a screech. The maid finished plucking the hen. The wedding of Briar Rose and the prince was celebrated in great splendor, and the two lived out their days in happiness." pg 104
  3. Rumpelstiltskin: "On the third day the messenger returned and said: 'I couldn't find a single new name, but when I rounded a bend in the forest at the foot of a huge mountain, a place so remote that the foxes and hares bid each other goodnight, I came across a little hut. A fire was burning right in front of the hut, and a really strange little man was dancing around the fire, hopping on one foot and chanting: 'tomorrow I brew, today I bake, Soon the child is mine to take. Oh what luck to win this game, Rumpelstiltskin is my name.' You can imagine how happy the queen was to hear that name. The little man returned and asked: 'Well, Your Majesty, who am I?' The Queen replied: 'Is your name Conrad?' 'No, it's not.' 'Is your name Harry?' 'No, it's not.' 'Could your name possibly be Rumpelstiltskin?' 'The Devil told you that, the Devil told you!' the little man screamed, and in his rage he stamped his right foot so hard that it went into the ground right up to his waist. Then in fury he seized his left foot with both hands and tore himself in two." pg 130
  4. The Frog Prince: "When they had covered a good distance, the prince heard a cracking noise behind him, as if something had broken. He turned around and cried out: 'Heinrich, the coach is falling apart!' 'No, My Lord, it's not the coach, But a hoop from round my heart, Which was in sheer pain, When you were down in the spring, Living there as a frog.' Two more times the prince heard the cracking noise, and he was sure that the coach was falling apart. But it was only the sound of the hoops breaking from around Faithful Heinrich's chest, for his master had been set free and was happy." pg 122
  5. Rapunzel: "The prince wandered around in misery for many years and finally reached the wilderness where Rapunzel was just barely managing to survive with the twins- a boy and a girl- to whom she had given birth. The prince heard a voice that sounded familiar to him, and so he followed it. When he came within sight of the person singing, Rapunzel recognized him. She threw her arms around him and wept. Two of those tears dropped into the prince's eyes, and suddenly he could see as before, with clear eyes. The prince went back to his kingdom with Rapunzel, and there was great rejoicing. They lived in happiness and good cheer for many, many years." pg 114
  6. Jack and the Beanstalk: "But Jack jumped down and got hold of the axe and gave a chop at the beanstalk which cut it half in two. The ogre felt the beanstalk shake and quiver, so he stopped to see what was the matter. Then Jack gave another chop with the axe, and the beanstalk was cut in two and began to topple over. Then the ogre fell down and broke his crown, and the beanstalk came toppling after. Then Jack showed his mother the golden harp, and what with showing that and selling the golden eggs, Jack and his mother became very rich, and he married a great princess, and they lived happily ever after." pg 144
  • pgs discussed from Talbot (28-9, 134, 137, 182-3, 184-5, 186, 204-7, 209)
  • Alice chapters:
  1. Humpty Dumpty
  2. Wool and Water
  3. Tweedledee and Tweedledum
  4. Caterpillar
  5. Morals discussed
  • Book and Heart movie and Linda's lecture

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  1. What is the name of the illustrator from Alice? -Tenniel
  2. What is the last word in Beauty and the Beast? -virtue
  3. Who wins after death? -the worms
  4. Who triumphs over the worms? -art
  5. Oscar Wilde said that 'Life imitates _________? -art
  6. 5 themes in class? -1) history, 2) myth, 3) coincidence, 4) art, and 5) dreams
  7. Who does the white knight represent in Alice? -Lewis Carroll
  8. 'How doth the little busy bee's parody in Alice? -'how doth the little crocodile'
  9. What beautiful food does the mock turtle sing to Alice about? -soup
  10. What is the Mad Hatter's answer to 'How is a raven like a writing desk'? -I haven't the slightest idea
  11. Besides Shakespeare, the most quoted writer in English lit is? -Lewis Carroll
  12. ________ is a depersonalized ___________, and ____________ is a personalized ________? - myth, dream, dream myth
  13. Suitcase with many compartments/ Humpty Dumpty and the Jabberwocky -portmanteau
  14. Who is the rudest of all the flower's according to Stephanie? -violet
  15. Animated contains which word meaning soul? -anima
  16. Who is the volcano in The Looking Glass? -Alice
  17. Where does Alice live in all of us/ what did Phillip Pullman say that dust represented to him? -collective unconscious
  18. When Alice first shrinks, how short does she get? -2 times, 10 inches
  19. Title of deleted Alice and Wonderland chapter? -the wasp and the wig
  20. How does Alice offend the mouse? -by mentioning Dina, the cat
  21. During the Protestant Reformation what was one of the main idea in children's lit? -to teach moral values
  22. The first bible was published in what language? -Algonquin
  23. Before Darwin, what 2 animals were used to spark curiosity about evolution? -monkey and mammoth
  24. What 19th C invention sparked reading after the Protestant Reformation? -the Gutenberg Press
  25. Why did they think that hatter's were mad/ what is the fallacy found here? -Because of the mercury they used/ misplaced concreteness
  26. Anagram of a chapter title of Sexson's choice...
  27. What does the white rabbit drop at the beginning when he scares her, that later makes her shrink? -white gloves and a fan
  28. What do Beauty's tears turn into in the film version we watched in class? -diamonds
  29. When reading a story, trust the ________ and not the ________ said D. H. Lawrence. -tale, teller
  30. Lewis Carroll's nickname in school inspired which character in Alice (think stutter)? -the Dodo
  31. What is 'I'm interested in it because it's interesting'? -tautology
  32. Goodie Two Shoes is the emblem of _________ that adults lack? -perfection
  33. According to Tweedledee and Tweedledum, if Alice is part of their dream, they what are they? -ditto, ditto, ditto
  34. What image from the walrus and the carpenter was also in Rebecca's dream? -flying pigs
  35. A big theme of an English class tends to look into the _____ side of things? -dark
  36. Who was the most prolific serial killer in 19th C England? -Mary Ann Cotton
  37. Who were the 2 primary ghosts that appeared in Talbot's book? -Sid James and The White Lady
  38. Maybe Lewis Carroll based his Jabberwocky poem upon this legend? -the Lambton worm
  39. The last line of Alice and Wonderland is? -'Life, what is it but a dream?'
  40. What do the first letters of the last poem of Through the Looking Glass spell? -Alice Pleasance Liddell, and acrostic
  41. Walter Pater said 'all art aspires to the condition of ______'? -music
  42. The text informs _______? -reality
  43. What is Tweedledee's favorite word? -contrariwise

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