Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Tenth ROAR entry

Comments
1. Montag was listening to everything that didn't concern him.
2. He was very worried about his wife.
3. Mildred must had been feeling better if she got up.
4. Montag was tending to her every need.
5. Mildred didnt seem to remember anything.

Questions
1. Why was Montag noticing everything that Clarisse's family was saying?
2. Why after ignoring her, was he so interested in where his wife was?
3. Why was he tending to her every need?
4. Why didn't she remember anything?

Vocabulary
1. lozenge - a small, flavored tablet made from sugar or syrup, often medicated, originally diamond-shaped. pg 48
2. apprenticeship - a person who works for another in order to learn a trade. pg 48
3. dopey - stupid; inane. pg 49

Literary elements
1. The quote "toast popped out" has an example of personification. pg 48
2. The quote "The toaster spidered out a piece" has an example of personification. pg 49

Summary
1. This part was about Mildred's recover after being sick.

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