Number 1: Now you will work on the first novel you have read. You do this by ans

Number 1:
Now you will work on the first novel you have read. You do this by answering the questions on this form.
1. The book is called …………………………. and is written by ………………………………………. .
2. Narrator’s perspective:
a. The book is a first-person novel 0
b. The book is narrated in the third person 0
c. The book is told from a different perspective 0
3. The book/novella begins
a. in medias res 0
b. from the beginning 0
c. from the end 0
4. The book…
a. is told in chronological order 0
b. jumps in time 0
c. starts from the end 0
d. other way 0
5. The book was…
a. difficult to read 0
b. easy to read 0
c. moderately difficult for me 0
Give reasons for your answer:
6. What did you think of the book? Give reasons for your answer, giving examples from the novel.
7. What do you think the author wants to say with the book? Is there a message? Explain how you mean, preferably with examples from the novel.
8. What kind of culture does the novel depict (place, time, etc.). Is it different from the one you live in now? How?
9. What are the different motifs addressed in the book? Give some examples of motifs and explain how they are addressed in the book.
10. What feeling(s) did you get when you read the book? Explain how you mean and please give examples from the novel.
11. Can you connect the plot/theme/motive of the book to something you have experienced yourself, or some event or problem that exists in society? Can the plot/theme/motive of the book be linked to something common?
Number 2:
Write an opinion piece with sources
You will write an opinion piece for publication in a newspaper.
Remember to use sources in Swedish or Nordic languages. The reader must be able to check the information in your sources easily.
Your text should be 500-700 words.
Number 3:
I need you to write about 450 words so i can make an Oral presentation which will take 3 min according to google and i will explain it now.
The radio programme Opinions has a theme programme on chronicles. They have invited a number of people to give their opinion on a chronicle they have read.
Number 4:
Presentation
Now it’s time to use what you’ve learned about summaries. Choose one of the chronicles you have read and write a summary of about 150 words. Your summary should include at least one reference mark. Remember to include the source.