This document contains notes from multiple classes discussing the book "Nantucket". It discusses study techniques for reviewing class notes throughout the week. It also lists topics covered in class such as irony in the story, the whale hunters being attacked by a whale, characters trying to find safety away from cannibals, and questions about whether characters continue whaling or are changed by their experiences. The document notes there will be a quiz on the material by 7pm the next day.

1. 10/01/2013
Study technique:
Class on Monday, take your notes then go home and read your
notes. After you read them don’t look at them again. Go to class
Wendsday and read notes from Monday. Go to class Friday
then look over all your notes. Constantly reviewing your notes,
you spend a good amount of time reviewing. This is how you
make an A.
Multiple choice was what went bad this test
Average is passing
Should be graded by Friday
Wednsday we will have the quiz
Things talked about is no longer the Nuntucket stuff
From this point is irony and what you need to do to survive
Irony
whale hunters attacked by whale
Trying to go to somewhere safer than where there were
cannibles
Do they continue their whaling career?
Are they changed?
Are they insane? Do they get weird?
How do they eventually come to the decision to eat eachother?
That’s a big deal?
Was it a democratic process?
Why do they sail where they do
Who survives out of the main characters survive?
Are they accepted back into society
You have until 7pm tomorrow for the quiz