Antigone Poster Test
Antigone Poster Test
Your task is to create a collage showing the literary elements of character, setting, plot, conflict and resolution from Antigone.
Directions:
- In one section of the collage, you will place the title and author of the story.
- Select one section to label “Theme.” In this section, you will describe the Theme in 1 sentence. At least 2 quotes are required.
- Select one section to label "Character." In this section you will give the name of a character from the story and describe this character. At least 1 quote.
- Create an ‘I Am’ poem following the format provided. This must be the same person from the “Character” section.
- Select another section to label "Plot." Create a plot diagram here.
- Label another section "Conflict/Resolution." In this section you will describe the main conflict in the piece you read, and you will tell how the conflict was resolved.
- Decorate the collage frame. Make sure your name is on the back of the collage.
- Each section must have images, symbols, or illustrations that connect to your section.
Rubric for Poster Essay:
_____title and author are provided in one section (5 points)
_____character is vividly described (10 points)
_____theme is vividly described (10 points)
_____An “I Am” is neatly written (10 points)
_____3 quotes accurately used (10 points)
_____plot diagram includes highlights of the story (10 points)
_____main conflict of the story is described (10 points)
_____resolution to the main conflict is described (10 points)
_____illustrations are provided and labeled (10 points)
_____correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, complete sentences
(5 points)
_____collage frame is neatly decorated/ neat, attractive presentation (10 points)
_____FINAL GRADE/100
I AM
1st Stanza
I am (two special characteristics your character possesses)
I wonder (something your character might actually be curious about)
I hear (an imaginary sound your character might “hear”)
I see (an imaginary sight your character might “see”)
I want (an actual desire of your character)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)
2nd Stanza
I pretend (something your character might actually pretend to do)
I feel (a feeling about something imaginary your character might have)
I touch (something imaginary your character might touch)
I worry (something that really bothers your character)
I cry (something that makes your character sad)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)
3rd Stanza
I understand (something your character knows is true)
I say (something your character believes in)
I dream (something your character actually dreams about)
I try (something your character really makes an effort about)
I hope (something your character actually hopes for)
I am (the first line of the poem repeated)