Assignment 4 Using Tools to Obtain Existing Graphics

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Assignment 4 Using Tools to Obtain Existing
Graphics

• Ray W. Moore
• ramoore_at_vt.edu
• November 2, 2001

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Slide Presentation

• Slides, set to music, will be used in the closing
  of a presentation to the school board. The
  Freshman Transition Program at Salem High School
  will be the topic. Most slides will depict
  students involved in various school activities
  however, the opening slide will match the song
  which mentions a sunrise in New York.
• This image will be set as a background in a
  PowerPoint slide show.

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A Map of Scouts Neighborhood in To Kill a
Mockingbird

• An image is needed to illustrate a map depicting
  the street where scout, Jem, and dill spend their
  days. The image is to be more of a logo than an
  illustration of anything on the street.
• This image will be placed at the top of the map
  at the end of the title.

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Great Quotes From To Kill a Mockingbird

• Atticus delivers his closing argument in his
  defense of Tom Robinson, a black man accused of
  raping a white woman in depression-era Alabama
  there is one human institution that makes a
  pauper the equal of a Rockefeller. That
  institution, gentlemen, is a court. An image of
  a court is needed to serve as a poster to
  illustrate the quote.
• This graphic will have the quote above written
  beside the graphic. The poster will be printed
  out and displayed in the classroom. It will also
  be available on the current and past work pages
  of the Homework Hotline.

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Vocabulary Slides

• Vocabulary words will be presented to students on
  groups of five slides. The first slide will
  illustrate the word fractious. An image will be
  needed that will provide a memorable picture to
  help students remember the definition.
• The graphic will be placed on a PowerPoint slide
  with the word, the definition, and a sentence
  that illustrates the definition. The sentence
  will serve as a caption for the graphic.

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Major Themes in To Kill a Mockingbird

• The need here is for a graphic that can serve as
  a background for a poster highlighting the theme
  concerning the nature of personal integrity as
  exemplified by Atticus. The poster will be
  available in the classroom and on the current and
  past work pages of the Homework Hotline.
• This image is one of an apparently faithful man
  intent on his vision of the light. The
  following thought will be written below the
  graphic The nature of personal integrity
  depends upon a clear and unshakeable vision of
  the truth.