Homework:
Parents/guardians, please assist your child with today’s
homework.
Today: Today we compared Persepolis to the book Night.
Collections: Reading Lolita in Tehran
* Does she (Sanaz) think how vulnerable the
Revolutionary Guards are who for over 18 years have patrolled the streets of
Tehran and have to endure women like herself, and those of other generations,
walking, talking, showing a strand of hair just to remind them that they have
not converted? …
These girls, my girls, had both a real history and a
fabricated one. Although they came from different backgrounds, the regime that
ruled them had tried to make their personal identities and histories irrelevant.
** Does she (Sanaz) think how vulnerable the …Guards
are who for …years have patrolled the streets of Tehran and have to endure
women like herself, and those of other generations, walking, talking, showing a
strand of hair just to remind them that they have not converted? …
These girls… had both a real history….Although they came
from different backgrounds, the regime that ruled them had tried to make
their personal identities …. irrelevant.
*** Does she (Sanaz) think how vulnerable the …Guards
are who for …years have patrolled the streets of Tehran and have to endure women …
walking, talking, showing a strand of hair just to remind them that they have
not converted? …
These girls… had both a real history….Although they came
from different backgrounds, the regime that ruled them …tried to make
their … identities ….irrelevant
Option 1: Base responses on what you have learned from
reading Persepolis and Reading Lolita in Tehran, and what you remember about
the novel Night.
Identify 2 or more things that Persepolis and Night have in
common. Explain how they are
similar.
Identify 2 things or more things that are different between
Persepolis and Night. Why are the
differences important to mention?
Give evidence from the reading to show your point.
Option 2: Base
response on today’s reading and lesson.
Today we learned the words defiance. We talked about some
ways that people defy authority.
What is defiance?
How do young women defy the morality police? Why do you think that
something so small is such a big deal?
Option 3: Base response on today’s reading?
In your own words, what have the guards endured for years?
What does the word "converted" mean?Give an example.
Why do you think the girls are being defiant? Give an
example.
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