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Warm-Up

Warm-Up. Childhood memories: What do you remember about first and second grade? Did you like school? Did you ever get into trouble? What adults did you dislike? Fear? What did you think of your parents? . Chapter 1 Quiz. 1. What painful even happens to Jem when he is thirteen?

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Warm-Up

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  1. Warm-Up Childhood memories: What do you remember about first and second grade? Did you like school? Did you ever get into trouble? What adults did you dislike? Fear? What did you think of your parents?

  2. Chapter 1 Quiz 1. What painful even happens to Jem when he is thirteen? 2. What does Atticus study in Montgomery? 3. Describe Calpurnia. 4. Who do Atticus’s children meet that summer? 5. What does Jem do at the end of chapter 1 that scares him? 6. What is the Finch family homestead called? 7. Describe Maycomb.

  3. Vocabulary Pre-Quiz Week 8

  4. Vocabulary List #8 Indigenous (Adj.): Most of us are indigenous to the Santa Clarita Valley. Impressionistic (Adj.): My viewing of the artistic film was impressionistic, mainly because of my personal reaction to the scenery. Sentimentality (Noun): My sentimentality got the best of me as I watched the touching film. Wallow (Verb): My father wallows in self-pity when he is engaged in a disagreement. Delegation (Noun): My teacher delegated to me the task of passing back papers.

  5. Vocabulary List #8 Mortification (Noun): After she tripped and fell, I saw the extreme mortification in her eyes. Subsequent (Adj.): The subsequent days seemed to drag on for an eternity. Entailment (Noun): The Miley Cyrus concert entailed massive teddy bears. Drawl (Noun): John Wayne had a famous southern drawl. Immune (Adj.): The survivors of the zombie apocalypse were immune to the infectious bites.

  6. Vocabulary List #8 Indigenous (Adj.): Native; Occurring naturally in a specific place. (Neu.) Impressionistic (Adj.): Based on subjective reactions presented unsystematically. (Neu.) Sentimentality (Noun): Excessive tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia. (Neg.) Wallow (Verb): Indulge in an unrestrained way. (Neg.) Delegate (Verb): Entrust a task to another person. (Neu.)

  7. Vocabulary List #8 Mortification (Noun): Great embarrassment. (Neg.) Subsequent (Adj.): Coming after something in time. (Neu.) Entailment (Noun): To have as a necessary accompaniment. (Neu.) Drawl (Noun): A slow, lazy way of speaking. (Neu.) Immune (Adj.): Resistant to a specific infection or toxin. (Pos.)

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