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CANTO III-Visuals Aids
CANTO III-Visuals Aids
(The Vestibule of
Hell)
from Inferno of the
Divine Comedy
By: Dante Alighieri
Review:
With your group mates, prepare a
question about the introduction
provided to your class last meeting.
Ask other group for an answer, if that
group was able to get the answer they
will have a score. If not, the score will
be given to the group who asked the
question. The group which has the
highest points win.
Task 5: Think Through
Punishment:
They are stung by insects
and endlessly chase
banners.
Acheron River
Charon
1. What is Virgil’s
advice to Dante as
spoken at the Gate
of Hell?
2. Who are the souls
tortured in this
Canto? How are
these souls
punished?
3. How is the law of
retribution applied to
the souls on the
vestibule?
• Souls at the vestibule
• Chasing banner
• Moving in darkness
• Pursued by wasps and hornets
• Running above filth of worms
and maggots
4. What is Charon’s
reaction to Dante’s
attempt to cross the
river of Acheron?
5. How does Virgil
silence Charon?
6. What do you think
was the purpose of
the author for
coming up with a
text like the “Divine
Comedy”?
7. Relate the
message of this text
to our theme
“Finding Common
Ground”?
Complete the following
open-ended sentences:
From this text I learned
that __________________
Because of this
learning I will
__________________
Group Task:
With your group, perform
the following tasks. Be
ready for a presentation
after. Pick a paper from
your teacher to know
your task.
Eye Group
Make a poster of
what hell looks like
based on the text.
Ear Group
Record sounds of
hell based on the
details from the
text.
Hand Group
Show an
interpretative dance
to reflect the
movements of the
tormented souls.
Lip Group
Present a poem
about doing good to
avoid being in hell.
Nose Group
Find/show objects
that will resemble
the smell of hell as
presented in the
text.
QUIZ
QUIZ 1/2 Sheet of paper,
answers only.
Rubrics:
Grammar – 30%
Coherence – 30%
Overall Idea/Concept – 40%
Assignment
1. Differentiate
technical and
operational definitions
of words.