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Write around Take out a sheet of paper Name on it Every time you get a new paper write your name in the margin Introduce a character the hero Pedantic and paleontology Pedantic Adjective Bookish ID: 362410

give noun pandemic character noun give character pandemic write problem pedantic introduce detail orthography good paradigm palliate story paroxysm small parochial flu

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Slide1

Vocab Practice

Write aroundSlide2

Take out a sheet of paper

Name on it

(Every time you get a new paper, write your name in the margin)Slide3

Introduce a character (the hero):

Pedantic

and paleontology

Pedantic :

Adjective Bookish

After one year of college, Tom lost all of his friends because of his pedantic behavior.Paleontology – study of fossils

“He

had a dark, clear voice that stressed,

pedantically

, each word

.”

-

Stieg

Larsson, 

The Girl Who Played with FireSlide4

Give more detail about that character:

orthography

Noun –correct spelling

(The

teacher said that students would never get good grades in composition unless they learned orthography.Slide5

Give more details about the character: paradigm

Noun

A model, an example

John was always held up as a paradigm of good manners…Slide6

Give him/her a peccadillo

Trifling

fault, small sin

…he was but twenty-one, you remember, and we don`t inquire too closely into character in the case of a handsome generous young fellow, who will have property enough to support numerous

peccadilloes

—who, if he should unfortunately break a man`s legs in his rash driving, will be able to pension him handsomely… (George Eliot)Slide7

Introduce a disaster: pandemic

Noun / adjective

Ex. The flu was a pandemic

Or the pandemic flu…

DON’T USE THE FLUSlide8

Introduce a victim: parochial

Adj.

Local; narrow; limited

Being from a small town, George had a parochial view of life.Slide9

Explain the victim’s problem with the pandemic:

paroxysm

Noun

Outburst / fit

Example: the class burst out in a paroxysm of laughterSlide10

What does the hero do?:

Palliate

Verb

This is an action that soothes, or lessens the problem

Nurses palliate suffering.Slide11

Give more detail and solve the problem:

panache

Noun

Self-confidence in a showy way

He balanced on the high beam with panache.Slide12

End your story: panegyric

Noun

A formal work of writing meant as a public compliment.

Elaborate praise

You give panegyrics, you cannot be one; you can read one, write one, see one, hear one, etc.Slide13

Return your story to the person that began it.