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Understanding Metaphor and Symbolism in Literature

In today's AP Literature class, we will review Springsteen and The Police to deepen our understanding of musical themes. We will also complete the AP Practice Set focusing on "Mr. Jones," where we will explore the differences between metaphor and literary symbolism. Students should create a detailed chart to differentiate these elements as they relate to the text. For homework, complete the AP Practice Set on "The Habit of Perfection." After finishing, please record your answers on a separate sheet of paper for review.

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Understanding Metaphor and Symbolism in Literature

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  1. AP Literature and Composition February 19, 2013 Mr. Houghteling “It’s a Tie it Up Tuesday!”

  2. AGENDA • Springsteen and the Police: Review and collect. • AP Practice Set: “Mr. Jones” • Metaphor vs. Literary Symbol

  3. Make this chart!

  4. “Mr. Jones” • 1 D • 2 E • 3 C • 4 B • 5 A • 6 B • 7 A • 8 A • 9 D • 10 E • 11 B • 12 E • 13 D

  5. HOMEWORK • Complete AP Practice Set (“The Habit of Perfection”) 37-46. • After you’ve finished the AP sets, PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER!

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