- Dramatic Irony- Dramatic irony, a device used more often in plays than in fiction, refers to a time when one character is ignorant of something that the other characters and the reader understand. What examples of dramtic irony can you find in Bruno's encounter with Pavel?
- In literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real?
- Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class?
- What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Chapters 7 and 8
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Decoria Brown
ReplyDelete-Chapter Seven/Eight-
1) An example of dramatic irony when Bruno encounters Pavel is that both the reader and Pavel himself knows he is a was once a Jewish doctor, before the Germans took everything away from him and sent him to Auschwitz.
2) The story occurs in a polish city called Oswiecim, which was annexed and renamed Auschwitz sometime between 1940-1945.
3) Eva Braun Hitler's mistress/wife for almost 12 years. She was such a well kept secret, because when guest arrived at Hitler's house he would immediately banish her to her room.
4) A simile is a comparison using like or as. The two thing that are being compared are the noise of the door slamming and a gunshot.
Dramatic Irony- Dramatic irony, a device used more often in plays than in fiction, refers to a time when one character is ignorant of something that the other characters and the reader understand. What examples of dramtic irony can you find in Bruno's encounter with Pavel?
ReplyDeleteWhen Bruno keeps on whining that he might bleed to death.
In literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real?
Well The big fence with the telegraph poles let us know it's a extermination camps and the gas trucks let us know they used those to kill the jews and Bruno.
Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class?
The relationship between her and Hitler is that Eva Braun was his wife.
What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream.
A simille is a comparison using the words like or as. The two things that are being compared is the door's noise and the gunshot.
1.How all of sudden Bruno has an new-found respect for Pavel when he pactched up his knee when he fell off his swing.
ReplyDelete2.The original setting of this story was Berlin but changed to out-with.
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ReplyDelete1. An example of dramatic irony is when Pavel cleans the wound on Bruno's leg, but Bruno instist that they go to the hospial.
ReplyDelete2.The setting of this novel is Berlin,1942. this makes the characters' times and lifestyles seem real because these are real events that happend and real places.
3.Eva is hilters wife.
4.A simile is comparing things using like or as. The noise of a door slamming and a gunshot.
1)Bruno insists that he should go to the hospital but Pavel cleans the wound up and does a very good job.
ReplyDelete2)The setting of this novel is in Out-With, which is probably a death camp.It seems real because the characters and houses and the camps are just like the real Holocaust.
3)Eva Bruan was his wife.
4)A similie is when they compare 2 things using like or as. The noise of the slamming door is compared to a gunshot.
1. When Bruno scrapes his knee and insist he is going to bleed to death and needs to go to the hospital but Pavel just cleans it up and makes it beter.
ReplyDelete2.The setting of the novel in chapter 7 and 8 is Auschwitz, Poland in 1941 or 1942. The way they describe the things around them like the high fence where the jews were in camp.
3. Eva Braun was the wife of Hitler who he hid away most of the time.
4. A simile is when two things are compared using like or as.THe house door slamming sounding like a gunshot.
1. When Bruno gets on the swing that Pavel made he falls off and gets hurt. Pavel one of the jewsih servants has to clean Bruno's wound. This is ironic becasue Pavel was a doctor before he was a prisoner.
ReplyDelete2. The setting of these events is in Auschwitz this gives the reader and actual feel on how these events took place in this time.
3. Eva Braun is the wife of Adolf Hitler that no one knew about for a long time.
4.A similie is as comparison using like or as. The sound of the door slamming is being compared to the sound of a gunshot.
1.Dramatic Irony- Dramatic irony, a device used more often in plays than in fiction, refers to a time when one character is ignorant of something that the other characters and the reader understand. What examples of dramtic irony can you find in Bruno's encounter with Pavel? Bruno was trying to swing and pavel made him fall and scape his knee and pavel cleaned it up.
ReplyDelete2.In literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real? is Auschwitz, Poland but it started in burlin.
3.Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class? that she is hitler's wife.
4.What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream. A simale is when u are comparing something using like or as, the sound when the door slamming was being compared to a gun shoot that why he jumped and she sreamed.
1. The dramatic irony that I found in Bruno's encounter with Pavel is that Bruno was swinging and Pavel made him fall and he injured his knee then Pavel cleaned his knee up.
ReplyDelete2. The setting of the story was origanilly in Berlin but then it changed to Auschwitz, Poland. Bruno explaing the setting gave details to make it seem real.
3. One fact that i learned about Eva Braun's relationship with Hitler is that she is married to him.
4. A simile is the comparison of two things using the words like or as. The slamming of the door and a gunshot is being compared in that following simile.
1.Dramatic Irony- Dramatic irony, a device used more often in plays than in fiction, refers to a time when one character is ignorant of something that the other characters and the reader understand. What examples of dramtic irony can you find in Bruno's encounter with Pavel? An example of dramatic irony was when Bruno fell off the swing and landed on his arm and knee which bled with cuts. Luckily Pavel was looking out the window and saw the event and ran outside to help him before he fainted.
ReplyDelete2.In literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real?The setting takes place at Auschwits,Poland, however it started in Poland.
3. Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class? I learned that the blonde lady is Hitler's wife.
4.What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream. A smile is making a comparison using the words like or as, from he story example the noise of the door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly like a gunshot is comparing the door slam to a gunshot making Maria ad Bruno scream.
-Kitanna M.
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ReplyDeleteDramatic Irony- Dramatic irony, a device used more often in plays than in fiction, refers to a time when one character is ignorant of something that the other characters and the reader understand. What examples of dramtic irony can you find in Bruno's encounter with Pavel?
ReplyDeleteAn example of Dramatic irony is when Pavel says he was a doctor before he came to "Out-With" because Pavel and the readers know that he means he was a Jewish doctor before the Nazi Germans made him come to Aushcwitz, but Bruno doesn't understand that.
In literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real?
The original setting of this novel is Berlin, but it changed to Auschwitz, Poland in 1941-1942. This setting helps make the characters' time and lifestles seem real because of the way they are described.
Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class?
One fact i have learned about Eva Braun is that she was Adolf Hitler's wife.
What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile?The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream.
A simile is a comparison between two totally different objects using like or as. The comparison in this simile is between the sound of a door slamming and a gunshot
1.Dramatic irony can be found when Bruno fell and hurt his leg. Pavel helped him and fixed his leg. Bruno was ignorant to the fact that Pavel had a life before he was a servant peeling potatoes.
ReplyDelete2.The setting took place during the holocaust and Bruno dad was a Nazi solider.
3.Eva Braun was the mistress and later she became the wife of Adolf Hitler.
4.A simile is a comparison two unalike things using like or as.This simile is comparing the slamming door to the sound of a gun shot.
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ReplyDelete1. Dramatic irony can be found when Pavel tells Brumo that he use to be a doctor before being just a man that peels potatoes in their kitchen. Its the fact that we know that all jews were fired and kicked out, but Bruno was never told any thing based on the treatment of the jews.
ReplyDelete2. THe setting of this story is in the 1940's, i can see this because of the tire swing Bruno makes.
3. We found the facts the Eva was Hitlers wife.
4. 1.A similie is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing using like or as. In this similie the Door slamming is being compared to the sounds of a gunshot.
1.when pavel telles bruno that he was doing more with his life but now all he is is a cheif
ReplyDelete2.the setting is mostly at out-with they make it seem real by the desription
3.that she is hitlers wife
4.a unguilty smile
1)When Bruno fell and insists he should go to the hospital but Pavel cleans the wound.
ReplyDelete2)The story was origanilly in Berlin but then it changed to Auschwitz, Poland when bruno moved to there new house.
3)Eva was Adolf Hitler's mistress then soon to be wife.
4)A simile is a comparison using like or as.Example when Bruno compared slamming the door to the sound of a gun shot
1. An example of dramatic irony happened when Pavel was treating Bruno's wound and Pavel told Bruno that he was a doctor before he came to Out-With. Bruno doesn't understand how he is a doctor and a waiter. Pavel and the readers understand, but Bruno does not.
ReplyDelete2. What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real? The setting of this story is 1934 (the past) and first it was in Berlin, Germany but later in Auschwitz, Poland. The details about the setting that help make the characters seem real because the author describes the setting so well so it makes the reader feel as if they are in the story or one of the characters.
3. I learned that Eva and Adolf Hitler's relationship was kept extremely private. Eva was never seen with Hitler so nobody knew about her. People were aware of their relationship after Hitler and Eva's death.
4. A simile is a comparison of two things using the words "like" or "as." The two things being compared in this simile is the noise caused by the door slamming and a gunshot.
2.the setting is in auschwitz,poland and bruno vividly describes the setting.
ReplyDelete3.eva is hitlers wife.
4.its a description using like or as and it said it was loud like a gunshot.
1:When Broun fell off the swing he should go to a docter for help.
ReplyDelete2:It was in Germany in 1934.
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ReplyDelete3. A simile compares two things using "like" or "as".
ReplyDeleteChapter 7 and 8 Questions
ReplyDelete1. An example of dramatic irony in this chapter, is that Bruno does not know that Pavel is a doctor while other people do know that he is.
2.The setting of this story is right outside of Auschwitz and this makes things seem real because Auschwitz was really there and the stuff really happened.
3.Eva Braun was Hitler's long time companion, but wife for less than 40 hours.
4. A simile is a comparison using like or as. The simile is comparing the door slam to being like a gunshot.
1. When Bruno skins his knee and says he must go to the hospital, but Pavel cleans it up.
ReplyDelete2 The setting is in Auschwitz. It seems real because the story is describing Auschwitz like it really was.
3. Eva Braun was Hitler's wife.
4. A simile is when you are comparing something using like or as. In that simile you are comparing a door slamming to a gunshot.
1. I notice an example of dramatic irony, it was when Pavel called Bruno a name, I understand this since it is in this time period and Bruno is probably being called a bad word or a racial slur.
ReplyDelete2. The setting of the story right now is in Auschwitz, Germany and the time period is probably between 1939 through 1945, the setting helps me make the characters seem real since the person said heil Hitler and I know that was the salute to Hitler during this time period.
3. Eva Braun was very successful and she liked Hitler very much.
4. A simile is a comparison using the words like or as. I believe that the door slamming loudly is being compared to a gunshot.
Ciara Almodovar/ Lit. Circle 4 /Discussion Director/Chapter 7
ReplyDelete1.What do you think would have happened if someone found out Pavel cleaned up Bruno's knee?
2. Why did Bruno not want his accident to be dismissed away?
3. How does Bruno feel about Lieutenant Kotler?
4. Why did Bruno compare himself to Herr Roller?
1. Well at first I thought it was pretty cool that Bruno had been 'exploring' for that long, but when he found Shmuel I felt sad because i knew that the reason Shmuel looked so sad was because he was at a concentration camp and will probably later die from malnutrition, poor health care, or be killed.
ReplyDelete2. I was surprised about how Shmuel and Bruno became friends so fast, I was surprised because they just met each other and their already talking like they're friends.
Alana White
ReplyDelete1. An example of dramatic irony from Bruno and Pavel is when Bruno fell off of his swing tyre and Pavel helped clean up his knee.
2. The setting is during the Holucost. Some clues are the background, characters, and real facts.
3. Eva is Hitler's wife for 12 years, but Hitler kept it a secret.
4.A simile is comparing two unlike things using like or as. What is being compared is a gun shot and a loud door slam.
1.The example is when Pavel cleans up Bruno's bleeding knee, who insist he should go to the hospital.
ReplyDelete2.The setting is at fisrt Berlin then to the house Out-With. The clues are the characters and the background.
3.Eva is Hitler's wife. They have been married for twelve years, but it was a secret thanks to Hitler.
4.A simile is comparing using "like" or "as". What is compared is a door slam and a gunshot.
1. An example of dramatic irony is when Bruno scrapes his knee and Pavel the Jewish doctor helps and cleans his knee up.
ReplyDelete2.The setting is in Auschwitz,Poland and throughout parts of Germany. It took place during 1939-1945. The author maed this novel seem real because he used real places and real life events.
3.One fact that I learned is that Eva is Hitler's wife.
4.A simile is a comparing two things using the word likes or as. In this following sentence "The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream" the simile is the noise of the door sounding like a gunshot
1. An example of dramatic irony is when Bruno scrapes his knee and insist that he goes to the hospital but Pavel cleans up his knee for him.
ReplyDelete2. The setting of the novel is in Auschwitz.
3. Eva Braun was Adolf Hitler's wife.
4. A simile is a comparison of two things using "like" or "as". The simile is the noise of the door sounding like a gunshot.
1) An example of dramatic irony between Pavel and Bruno was when Pavel had told Bruno he was a doctor. Bruno kept insisting that Pavel was a waiter and denying that he was a doctor. But the readers and Pavel know that Pavel was doctor in his pass life before he came to the concentration ca mp.
ReplyDelete2) The setting is first in Berlin, Germany but is later change to Poland. The story seemed real because it used real time places and dates.
3) Eva is what Hitler would call a perfect woman. She's part of the perfect race, Aryan race. She is Hitler's mistress/wife.
4) A simile is a comparison between two things using the words like or as. In the provided simile what was being compared was the sound the reverberating sound the door made when it slammed to a gunshot.
1. An example of dramatic irony is when Bruno gets on his tire swing and falls off and gets a cutt and pavel noticed him and said he was going to high and was going to at any moment suffer mischeif. Bruno thinks that he might bleed to death and needs to go to the hospital but Pavel was a doctor before he was brought to the concentration camp.
ReplyDelete2. The setting is in out-with during the time period of 1943. This time period was especially a rough time in history because it was World War Two which was a rough time for Germany because they were still revovering from world war one which they lost and blamed it on the jews.
3. Eva Braun was Adolf Hitler's mistress for more than 12 years and, in the end, his wife.
4. What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly-like the house loudly--like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream.
A similie is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, and what is being compared is that the slamming of the door sounded excatly like a gun shot.
1. A example of dramatic irony is when Bruno fell off the swing ,and Pavel came and patched up his wound because he used to be a doctor.
ReplyDelete2. The time this novel happened was in the 1930s and 1940s and the place where it happened was in Germany.
3. She was Hitler's mistress for 12 years.
4. A simile is a figure of speech in which two unlike things are explicitly compared. The noise of the door slamming that sounded like a gun is being compared in this simile
Sabria Bowman
ReplyDelete1. Ignorant means you lack something. For example, when Bruno landed on the ground and hurt himself, Pavel came and helped him out. So when Pavel was finished with Bruno, Bruno thought that his mom still had to take him to the doctor. Then Pavel said that won't be neccessary and then Bruno said how do you know? Then Pavel said becaise I'm a doctor. At first Bruno didn't understand. Thats how Brno was being ignorant.
2. There are 2 main settings and one of them is, the house back in Berlin. The other main setting is, the new house in Out-With. What makes the settings seem so life-like is the different details. For example, in any situation Bruno's family was in, the narrator made the situation seem so life like because he used details.
3. I haven't learned anything about Eva and Hitler yet, and I don't have Ms. Wiley as a teacher.
4. A simile is a comparison using the words like or as. For example, in chapter six Bruno and Maria heard a door slammed and they both jumped because it scared them. It came from downstairs and it reverberated through the house so loudly like a gunshot. So he compared the door slam to the gunshot.
1. When Bruno kept saying how he was going to bleed to death and Pavel told him he was not.
ReplyDelete2. Setting is around 1930-1940 when the jews were being exterminated by the Nazi.
3. I found out that she can speek french, and her and Hitlers relationship is not a very good one.
4. A simile is a comparison using like or as. The simile being used here is the door slamming loud enough to resemble a gunshot.
1. An example of dramatic irony was when Pavel was cleaning up Bruno's cut. Pavel said he used to be a doctor before he came to the 'Out-With'. Bruno could not understand how Pavel could be a doctor and a waiter. The reader's could understand, but Bruno could not.
ReplyDelete2. The setting is during WWII. During WWII the Holocaust went on. One of the well-known concentration camps was Auschwitz (Out-With).
3.I did not learn about Eva Braun in Ms. Wiley's class.
4. A similie is comparison using the words like or as. The things that are being compared are, the slamming door and a gunshot. The slamming door was as loud as a gunshot.
Dramatic Irony In the Book- An example of Dramatic Irony in the book is when Pavel made Bruno fall while he was swinging and Bruno complained saying that he was going to bleed to death so Pavel helped Bruno clean his knee up.
ReplyDeleteIn literature, the setting is the time and place in which a story occurs. Setting is especially important in a historical novel such as this one. What is the setting of this novel? What details about the setting help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real? "The Boy In The Striped Pajamas" setting was in German held Europe in the late 1930's, early 1940's
Bruno talks about the "Fury" which is a mispronunciation of Fuhrer the title given to the dictator Adolph Hitler. "The beautiful blonde woman" Bruno refers to is Eva Braun. What is one fact that you have learned about her and her relationship with Hitler in Ms. Wiley's class? Adolf Hitler had a mistress for 12 years; her name was Eva Braun.
What is a simile? What is being compared in the following simile? The noise of a door slamming came from downstairs and reverberated through the house loudly like a gunshot--that Bruno jumped and Maria let out a small scream.
A simile is when you compare to things using like or as. The simile above compares the loud sound of the door slamming to a gunshot.
an example of dramatic irony is when bbruno called his dad stupid.
ReplyDeleteThe setting of this story is in poland.
eva braun was hitlers long time companion
a similie is using comparison using like or as.
Dargen Brabham
Delete1. Dramatic irony could be when Bruno fell off the swing ,and Pavel patched up his wound because he used to be a doctor.
2. The setting takes place in Germany in home called "out with", and this is important because their was a concentration camp beside it.
3. Ava Brunn is/was Hitler's wife for 12 years.
4. A simle is comparing something without using like or as, and the simle in phrase when they compare the door slam and a gunshot.
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ReplyDelete1.Pavel had told Bruno he was a doctor. Bruno was saying that Pavel was a waiter and denying that he was a doctor. But the readers and Pavel know that Pavel was doctor in his pass life before he came to the concentration camp.
ReplyDelete2. It is first in Berlin, Germany and later moved to Poland. The story seemed real because it used real time places and dates. And it is like realistic fiction because it uses people name but we don't know if they where actually there.
3.The relationship between her and Hitler is that Eva Braun was his wife.
4.A figure of speech in which two essentially unlike things are compared often in a phrase introduced by like or as.
1. When Bruno keeps on insisting that he go to the hospital because he thinks he might bleed to death.
ReplyDelete2. 1942 berlin, because in that date and places is where the events that happened in the book actually happen.
3. Eva was Hitlers wife and the commited suicide together.
4. Simile is the comparison of two things using the words like or as. The slamming of the door sounded like a gunshot.
1. The dramatic irony in Bruno's encounter with Pavel was that Pavel used to be a doctor before he was a waiter and he was able to treat Bruno's wound correctly.
ReplyDelete2. The setting of this story is 1942 in Berlin and later, Poland. Details about the setting that help make the characters' times and lifestyles seem real because they use the same terms as if in that time period.
3. The relationship between Hitler and Eva is that Eva is his wife.
4. A simile is a comparison using like or as. The noise of the door and a gunshot.
1.A example of dramayic irony was when Bruno hurt himself on the swing.
ReplyDelete2.The setting of this story was during the holocaust and this makes the story seem real because this is a story told through the eyes of a little boy.
3.Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler were engaged in marriage.
4.A simile is the comparison between two things using like or as and the two things being compared in the sentence is the slamming of the door to the sound of a gun.