Life on the Ice

Life on the Ice

• What is the main theme of the passage?

• How does the author describe the environment?

• What challenges do the characters face?

• What is the tone of the passage?

Life on the Ice

• The use of vivid imagery

• The use of first-person narrative

• The use of dialogue

• The use of flashbacks

Life on the Ice

• To inform about the harsh conditions

• To entertain with a thrilling story

• To persuade to visit icy regions

• To describe a personal experience

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's struggle for survival

• The beauty of the icy landscape

• The history of polar exploration

• The impact of climate change

Life on the Ice

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's inner thoughts

• The dialogue between characters

• The description of the setting

• The historical context provided

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's resilience

• The harshness of the environment

• The camaraderie among explorers

• The unpredictability of the weather

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's journey

• The scientific discoveries made

• The cultural significance of ice

• The economic impact of exploration

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's fear and determination

• The beauty and danger of the ice

• The isolation and loneliness

• The excitement of discovery

Life on the Ice

• The protagonist's relationship with nature

• The historical significance of the setting

• The scientific accuracy of the descriptions

• The emotional depth of the characters