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Lesson 6

Homework tonight: Read Ch. 3 Study for vocab quiz. Lesson 6. You need your 10 Steps book!. Warm-Up: Question #1.

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Lesson 6

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  1. Homework tonight: Read Ch. 3 Study for vocab quiz Lesson 6 You need your 10 Steps book!

  2. Warm-Up: Question #1 During my last physical, the doctor found a little lump in my throat. I’m going to the hospital tomorrow so they can check out what it is. The doctor said it was most likely a harmless cyst, but of course he would say that. What’s he going to say: “Sorry—looks like cancer to me”? He also said that if it is cancer, it’s probably of a kind that is easily treated. Right, I thought. He’s trying to be nice, I know, but I also know how these things go. First he’ll say it’s nothing; then he’ll say it’s cancer but no big deal; and finally he’ll tell me the truth. I’m done for. What’s the tone? (Tone words—page 327) Ashamed, forgiving, indignant, ironic, objective, pessimistic, sentimental, or tolerant?

  3. Don’t know the words? Page 327!!! • Ashamed • Forgiving • Indignant—angry about something unfair or mean • Ironic—meaning the opposite of what is expressed • Objective—not influenced by feelings or personal prejudices • Pessimistic—looking on the gloomy, unfavorable side of things • Sentimental—showing tender feelings; romantic; overly emotional • Tolerant—respectful of other views and behavior; patient about problems

  4. Warm-Up: Question #2 In the possible occurrence of a zombie apocalypse, certain measures involving shelter, food, weapons, and fitness should be taken to better the chances of survival. The first key to survival is having a sustainable, zombie-proofed shelter. Whether it is a house, store, RV, or any other building, you will need a safe place to sleep at night. If your town has not yet been ransacked completely by zombies, staying at home in a familiar environment will be your most successful option. You will need to zombie-proof your house by boarding up all windows and make sure all your doors have sturdy, reliable locks. No matter what shelter you seek, make sure it is sturdy and you don’t draw attention to yourself. No matter how strong the walls are, if a large herd of zombies sees your shelter, your chances of survival will dramatically decrease. What’s the tone? Cheerful, arrogant, disbelieving, depressed, objective, or optimistic?

  5. 10 Steps Ch. 8 Mastery Test • You are taking tests 1 and 4. Skip over tests 2 and 3! Follow directions carefully. • Please note for Test 4, Part A: The instructions ask you to look at the italicized sections and choose a tone word. There will be 3 tone words left out. • Tone words with meanings: Page 327 • Take your time and read carefully. • When finished: • Turn in to tray. Put your book away. • Make sure your TKAM study guide is up-to-date and filled out for chapters 1 and 2! • Get started on chapter 3, study vocab words.

  6. Group Work: Characterization • Chapter 1: • Atticus (pages 2-3) • Calpurnia (page 3) • Boo Radley (pages 6-7, page 9) • Use information from chapters 1 & 2 to fill out what you know about Jem and Scout • Finish early? Turn in to tray

  7. VocabPractice • The United States of America elects its President and therefore it is a __________________. • American Idol is set up like a __________________ because only the most talented singers survive in the end. • Martin Luther King Jr. believed that people should be __________________ toward others. • Because he always had to work late hours, the man had __________________ toward his boss. • The __________________ tumor was fatal.

  8. VocabPractice • I thought Casey Anthony was guilty, so now I think the __________________ system in America is messed up. • Because she was a Purdue fan, the news reporter was __________________ against Hoosiers in her story about IU. • During the plague, __________________ was spreading across the country. • The rumor around school was __________________; almost everyone thought it was true. • With __________________, the children believed that Santa was coming with their gifts.

  9. Answers! • Democracy, meritocracy, unprejudiced, malice, malignant, judicial/justice, prejudiced, malady, credible, credulity

  10. Homework: • Read Ch. 3 (pages 13-24) • Fill out study guide • Be prepared for reading pop quizzes! • Study for vocabulary quiz

  11. TKAM Role Playing • 2 volunteers to play an older brother and a younger sister in a skit

  12. Vocab Practice Game • Bullies __________________ the people they envy. • I was __________________ when choosing my partner; I didn’t want to end up doing all the work. • The Avon Police Dept. has __________________ over Avon, IN.

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