Course Content
Treasure Trove (Poetry)
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Theme 01: The Heart of The Tree
18:09
Theme 02: The Cold Within
11:02
Theme 03: The Bangle Sellers – Part 1
14:55
Theme 03: The Bangle Sellers – Part 2
00:00
Theme 04: After Blenheim
00:00
Theme 05: Television – Part 1
00:00
Theme 05: Television – Part 2
00:00
Theme 06: Daffodils
00:00
Theme 07: I know why the caged bird sings
00:00
Theme 08: The Patriot – Part 1
00:00
Theme 08: The Patriot – Part 2
00:00
Theme 09: Abou Ben Adhem
00:00
Theme 10: Nine Gold Medals – Part 1
00:00
Theme 10: Nine Gold Medals – Part 2
00:00
Merchant of Venice
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ACT I : Scene 1 – Venice, A Street – Part A
00:00
ACT I : Scene 1 – Venice, A Street – Part B
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ACT I : Scene 1 – Question & Answers Part C
00:00
Act 1 : Scene II – Belmont, A Hall in Portia’s House
00:00
Act 1 : Scene III – A street in Venice, in front of Shylock’s house – Part A
14:48
Act 1 : Scene III – A street in Venice, in front of Shylock’s house – Part B
00:00
Act 2 : Scene 1 – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s House
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Act 2 : Scene II – Venice. A Street before Shylock’s house – Part A
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Act 2 : Scene II – Venice. A Street before Shylock’s house – Part B
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Act 2 : Scene III – The front door of Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene IV – A Street in Venice
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Act 2 : Scene V – The street before Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VI – The street before Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VII – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VIII – Venice. A Street
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Act 2 : Scene IX – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 3 : Scene 1 – Venice. A Street
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Act 3 : Scene II – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house – Part A
00:00
Act 3 : Scene II – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house – Part B
00:00
Act 3 : Scene III – Venice. A street before Shylock’s house
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Act 3 : Scene IV – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 3 : Scene V – A garden leading upto Portia’s house
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part A
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part B
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part C
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part A
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part B
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part C
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English – 10
About Lesson

Course Summary: “The Merchant of Venice” by William Shakespeare for English Class 10

Welcome to our English Class 10 course, where we will immerse ourselves in the enchanting world of William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice.” This course summary provides an overview of what to expect as we explore this classic play.

Course Objectives:

1. Introduction to Shakespeare: Gain an understanding of William Shakespeare, his life, and the significance of his works in the literary canon.

2. Exploration of Plot: Delve into the intricate plot of “The Merchant of Venice,” which involves themes of love, friendship, justice, and prejudice.

3. Character Analysis: Analyze and discuss the main characters, such as Shylock, Antonio, Portia, and Bassanio, their motivations, and their development throughout the play.

4. Themes and Motifs: Identify and explore the recurring themes and motifs, including mercy, appearance vs. reality, and the consequences of one’s choices.

5. Language and Rhetoric: Explore the beauty of Shakespearean language, including iambic pentameter, metaphors, and wordplay, and understand how they contribute to the play’s depth.

6. Historical and Social Context: Examine the historical context of Venice in the Renaissance period, as well as the societal norms and biases that influence the characters’ actions.

7. Modern Relevance: Discuss the play’s relevance to contemporary society, including issues related to discrimination, justice, and the complexities of human relationships.

Assessment:

Throughout the course, your understanding of “The Merchant of Venice” will be assessed through a variety of methods, including quizzes, class discussions, written assignments, and presentations. These assessments will not only evaluate your knowledge but also encourage critical thinking and interpretation of the text.

Key Takeaways:

By the end of this course, you will have gained a deep appreciation for Shakespearean drama, developed critical thinking skills, and a better understanding of the complexities of human nature. “The Merchant of Venice” will no longer be a distant historical work but a timeless masterpiece with themes that resonate with the modern world.

We invite you to join us on this captivating literary journey as we unravel the secrets and moral dilemmas of “The Merchant of Venice.” Let’s explore the world of Shakespeare’s characters and words together.

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