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The document outlines an English class activity centered around the poem 'The Inevitable Day' and the character of Dr. Faustus. Students will be divided into groups based on their interests—Arts, Music, Writing, Dance, and Theater—to convey messages to a modern-day Faustus through various creative expressions. The performances are scheduled for the following Monday.

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Grade 9 Assignments 1

The document outlines an English class activity centered around the poem 'The Inevitable Day' and the character of Dr. Faustus. Students will be divided into groups based on their interests—Arts, Music, Writing, Dance, and Theater—to convey messages to a modern-day Faustus through various creative expressions. The performances are scheduled for the following Monday.

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Literature and the

Present World
ENGLISH CLASS
Let’s recall the poem, “The Inevitable
Day”.

• Are there modern-day


Faustuses? Cite situations in
modern times that remind you
of Faustus’ experience.
Today is the day that you can help
save a modern-day Faustus from
suffering the same old Faustus’
fate.
You will be grouped according to
your interests. The groups are:
Arts, Music, Writing, Dance, and
Theater.
Assuming that a modern-day
Faustus is right in front of the
class, each group will give
“message” to the character. This
will be done according to your
abilities.
Arts Group: The group will draw
a symbol or something that would
give an important message.
Music: They will render a song to
the character. The song should be
the message they want to give to
the character.
Writing: The group will write a
letter or poem addressed to the
character.
Theater: The group will present a
skit depicting the message they
would like to give to the
character.
Dance: The group will present
their message in the form of a
dance interpretation.
Having read the story of Dr.
Faustus, what have you
discovered about yourself?
Please be reminded that
the performance is
scheduled for next week
Monday.
Thank You

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