PPT-WORDS WITH CHARACTER

ADJECTIVES What Is An Adjective An adjective describes the quantity or quality a noun big small adorable expensive ugly clumsy jealous poor different Placement An adjective is usually placed immediately before a noun. Unit 1. Anglo-Saxon Era. The Words. Asunder. Avenge. Bog. Brood. Infamous. Lamenting. Relish. Spoil. Temporal. Tribute. Define In Context. Asunder – The log was split . asunder. by one powerful blow of the axe.. Tybalt. is angry and hot-blooded. His foil is . Benvolio. who is thoughtful and peaceful. . Tybalt. - Juliet’s cousin . Benvolio. -Romeo’s cousin. Terms for Reference in . Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Tybalt. is angry and hot-blooded. His foil is . Benvolio. who is thoughtful and peaceful. . “TYBALT: What, art thou drawn among these heartless hinds?... BENVOLIO: I do but keep the peace” (I, . Metaphor. ~ paints a picture in the mind of the reader ~. The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking . over harbor and city . on silent haunches . and then moves on.. . Rhyme. ~ creates rhythm ~ sounds like a beat ~. INST 734. Module 2. Doug . Oard. Agenda. Character sets. Terms as units of meaning. Boolean . r. etrieval. Building an index. Segmentation. Retrieval is (often) a search for concepts. But what we actually search are character strings. with Diane Z. Shore. Fictional Narrative. Fictional - not true, made up. Narrative – story. . IMAGINATION. BRAINSTORMING. 1) Write down everything you . know. about your story : character, setting, problem situation, solution, etc. Ask . Text – Part 2. Overview. Computers and . Text. Font Editing and Design Tools. Hypermedia and Hypertext. Computers and Text. P. ixels . were typically taller than they . were wide. . . The . aspect ratio for a pixel on older EGA monitors, for example, . In groups of 2-4, please choose from the front table any book that you might use for instruction in your classroom. . MTSU. 3. rd. Annual Reading Conference . 9-12-15. Reading on the Edge:. Toward Independent Reading of complex text. Common Core Standard. R.L.4.4. Learning . Objective. Today, . we will determine the meaning of words and phrases . that. . are used in . mythological. . stories. .. Mythological stories explain . nature through characters with super . MTSU. 3. rd. Annual Reading Conference . 9-12-15. Reading on the Edge:. Toward Independent Reading of complex text. Pointed Reading Protocol. Why Complex Text?. Hiebert. , E. (2012). 7 actions that teachers can take right now: text complexity. . S. tatistics. In 2013 only 3% of students hit A* in English Language. . A* Tips for Q1-4 on Higher paper. Q1 What do you . understand. … 8 marks, 12 . mins. Be Perceptive . – go beyond the obvious. Look for subtleties and inconsistencies. E.g. a contradiction in the text.. Chapter One. Characters. Settings. Important Info - ALLUSION. Summary. Chapter Two. Characters. Settings. Important Info. Summary. Chapter Three. Characters. Settings. Important Info. Summary. Chapter Four. Mrs. Yates. Mystery & Terror. Afraid of Classic Literature?. CONTENTS. MYSTERY. PLAYS. SHORT STORIES. POEMS. TERMS. Silver Blaze. Tell-Tale Heart. Annabel Lee. Story Elements. Purloined Letter. Hop Frog. SUSPENSE. The uncertainty or anxiety we feel about what is going to happen next in a story.. Characterization. The process of revealing the personality of a character.. Direct characterization. : we are told directly what the character is like. .