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AP Literature Summer Reading Assignment: The Awakening and Wuthering Heights, Study notes of English Literature

The summer reading assignment for ap literature and composition students. The focus is on kate chopin's the awakening and emily bronte's wuthering heights. Students are expected to read the novels in order and prepare for tests on the novels within the first week of school. Guidance on specific topics to focus on, such as references to birds and the sea, character paths and options, and themes. No grades will be given for this assignment, but it is meant to help students understand the novels beyond the surface level.

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Please read The Awakening by Kate Chopin and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte in order.
The following focus pages will assistance you in understanding the novel beyond the surface
level. These focus pages will not be collected at the beginning of the year. Please be prepared to
be tested on the novels within the first week of school. You will be assigned A Streetcar Named
Desire by Tennessee Williams at the beginning of quarter 1 if you would like to get a head start.
AP Lit Summer Reading
The Awakening Focus Page AP Lit and Comp
Please note: This assignment is not for a grade, but for assistance in understanding the
text beyond surface level.
Birds----References to birds advance the
novel’s meaning. Find examples and cite
chapter and page #
Character Paths and Options:
Identify characters that have followed paths of
conduct and behavior Edna is considering.
Identify positive and negative outcomes of these
paths.
The Sea----References to the sea advance the
novel’s meaning. Find references and cite
chapter and page #.
Explain how themes concerning these
subjects have been developed:
Individuality vs. conformity
Love
Demands of the self
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Please read The Awakening by Kate Chopin and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte in order. The following focus pages will assistance you in understanding the novel beyond the surface level. These focus pages will not be collected at the beginning of the year. Please be prepared to be tested on the novels within the first week of school. You will be assigned A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams at the beginning of quarter 1 if you would like to get a head start. AP Lit Summer Reading The Awakening Focus Page AP Lit and Comp Please note: This assignment is not for a grade, but for assistance in understanding the text beyond surface level. Birds----References to birds advance the novel’s meaning. Find examples and cite chapter and page #     Character Paths and Options: Identify characters that have followed paths of conduct and behavior Edna is considering. Identify positive and negative outcomes of these paths.    The Sea----References to the sea advance the novel’s meaning. Find references and cite chapter and page #.    Explain how themes concerning these subjects have been developed: Individuality vs. conformity Love Demands of the self   

Please read The Awakening by Kate Chopin and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte in order. The following focus pages will assistance you in understanding the novel beyond the surface level. These focus pages will not be collected at the beginning of the year. Please be prepared to be tested on the novels within the first week of school. You will be assigned A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams at the beginning of quarter 1 if you would like to get a head start.

Wuthering Heights Focus Page

AP Lit and Comp Please note: This assignment is not for a grade, but for assistance in understanding the text beyond surface level. Narrator—Who is telling portions of the story? Is the narrator reliable? Why is this important?    Pay attention to these relationships. Draw conclusions about: Catherine (I) and Heathcliff  Catherine (II) and Linton Heathcliff  Catherine (II) and Hareton Earnshaw  Setting/World of the Work Do places within the work provide a significant contrast? Which ones? How?  Do you notice anything unusual or consistent about patterns of human behavior?  What is distinctive about the time/place of the story?  Themes—What is the author’s point of view about these subjects? How does she develop this point of view? The effect of the environment on people  The nature of love  The role of revenge 