Description: How well do you know the most evil antagonists in modern literature and movies? Take the Antagonist Literacy Test to see how many antagonists you can match with the correct book or movie.

Description: This fun activity requires students to make an antagonist trading card featuring their favorite evil character. A picture example is given.

Description: This fun activity requires students to match the protagonists from popular literature or movies with his or her central antagonist.

Description: This fun activity requires students to conduct an interview with a chosen antagonist. Of course, the students must pen thoughtful answers on behalf of the antagonist. Some of the questions are pre-scripted while the student has the opportunity to think of questions too. Students must also draw and color a picture of themselves with their chosen antagonist.

Description: This writing activity requires students to explore the concept of redemption and to describe an antagonist in movies or literature who is ultimately redeemed.

Description: This activity requires students to identify and write about a character in literature or the movies that is "sort of" an antagonist, but also has likable qualities (think Gru from Despicable Me) which ultimately blurs the line between antagonist and protagonist.

Description: This is a Google Classroom version of this writing prompt. You can use it to collect and score answers. PLEASE MAKE A COPY AND DO NOT TYPE ON THE ORIGINAL.

Description: This is a complete biography about Benedict Arnold

Description: This resource includes numerous bundled digital learning, researching, communicating, reviewing, and gaming activities on Benedict Arnold in a single resource. Students can conduct research , fill out graphic organizers and Venn diagrams, write e-books with pictures, conduct interviews, determine fact or opinion, play games, and much, much more! If you're teaching about Benedict Arnold , you're sure to find any number of unique opportunities for your students here.

Description: This activity requires students to read a short biography and then answer ten multiple choice questions

Description: This is an interactive reading comprehension exercise with a passage and ten multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback.

Description: This social studies activity requires students to compare Benedict Arnold to their favorite antagonist from literature or the movies through written expression and drawing.

Description: This prompt requires students to examine the life of Benedict Arnold and to write a letter than attempts to redeem him in American history. The prompt ENCOURAGES students to use hyperbole, perspective, and to downplay facts not favorable to Arnold in this argument. Use the Benedict Arnold biography for background information on the steps that led Arnold to reason.

Description: This resource includes a reading passage and seven multiple choice questions.

Description: This resource includes a reading passage and seven multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH = 443 words; LEXILE = 1210

Description: This resource includes a reading passage and seven multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. PASSAGE LENGTH = 443 words; LEXILE = 1210

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and seven multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH: 332 Words; LEXILE: 1110