EDGAR ALLAN POE Webquest | Worksheets | Printables
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Save time with this no-prep, printable webquest, which features worksheets that enlighten students on the remarkable life of EDGAR ALLAN POE, perhaps best known as the author of “The Cask of Amontillado,” “The Fall of the House of Usher,” “The Raven,” and “The Bells.”
This 9-page printable resource includes 50 questions to help students learn more about Edgar Allan Poe. Depending on your class time and your individual students, you can . . .
- assign students to find all the answers or
- divide the questions and let students teach each other as they discover the answers.
You might also . . .
- direct students to the Poe quotations at the end of the resource and ask them to use critical thinking to determine how they would fill in the missing words; then compare and contrast what they composed to what Poe wrote.
- ask students to choose one of the Poe quotations and then explain orally or in written form why they agree or disagree with it.
An answer key is included.
Click here to grab your copy of this handy resource for your middle school, high school, homeschool, or developmental college classes.
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