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Exploring Vocabulary and Literary Themes - March 21st

In today’s bell ringer, we focus on the vocabulary word "diffident," which describes a shy and timid demeanor. We discuss how this impacts communication, emphasizing the importance of confidence in speech. Additionally, we revisit yesterday's discussion on Egaeus and his monomania. Students are encouraged to share their thoughts on the story, including personal likes and insights. As a reminder, there’s a vocab quiz on Friday, so knowing definitions and creating original sentences with each word is essential. Engage in a partner discussion about the narrator's obsession and attitude in the narrative.

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Exploring Vocabulary and Literary Themes - March 21st

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  1. Bell Ringer: Wednesday, March 21st • Copy down the vocab for today… • Diffident (adj): Shy and timid; lacking self-confidence • Sentence: When speaking in front of a class, it’s important not to be diffident. • Then… • Fill in the blank from yesterday’s bellringer. Egaeus suffers from monomania…over WHAT? • Respond: What did you think of the story? Did you like it? Why or why not?

  2. Reminders… • Vocab quiz on Friday • Know the definitions + be able to use each word in an original sentence

  3. To do… • Summarize • Share bell ringer • Questions?

  4. Discuss with your partner… • Why teeth? Poe chose something for the narrator to be obsessed with… what is up with his choice? • What do you think of the narrator’s attitude towards his fiancee?

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