The Diary of Anne FrankVocab.pptx

7/25/2019 The Diary of Anne FrankVocab.pptx

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By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett

Based on :Anne Frank:The Diary of a YoungGirl

THE DIARY OF ANNEFRANK


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Students will be able to

-Predictword meaning using contextclues

-Write co!lete sentences usingvocabulary

-Illustratea"isuali#ationof thevocabulary

O%&E'TI(ES


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(O'A%)*ARYWeek


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!he bright red rose was cons"icuousamong the green grass# that you could

see it from a mile away$

From the image# % noticed &&&&&$

'rediction: % "redict that cons"icuous

means&&&&& because&&&&&&&&&$

'ONSPI')O)S


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(e)nition: ad*$very easy to see or notice$

+entence: !he &&&&&& is cons"icuous

since &&&&$,isual e"resentation:

!he star of (avid is cons"icuouson all ofthe Frank.s clothing$ /"$ 0123

'ONSPI')O)S


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*OATHE

!he Grinch loathed4hristmaswith all his heart because many

terrible things ha""ened to himduring this time of the year$

From the image# % noticed&&&&&$

'rediction: % "redict that loathemeans &&&&&& because&&&&&&&$


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(e)nition: v$ to hate5 dislike someone orsomething greatly$

+entence: % loathe doing &&&&&&&&because ittakes too much of my time$

,isual e"resentation:

6other is unbearable$ +he insists on treatingme like a baby# which % loathe$ /"$ 073

*OATHE


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For most "eo"le# nothing is morevile than eating a tarantula forlunch# since most "eo"le would not

eat this8

From the image# % noticedthat&&&&&&$

'rediction: % "redict that vilemeans &&&&&&&& because&&&&&&&$

(I*E


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(e)nition: ad*$ disgusting5 hateful5un"leasant

+entence: !here was a vile smell in the&&&&&& because &&&&&&&&&$


%sn.t algebravile# 'im8 /"$ 0703

(I*E


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%ndignantly# she acce"ted the silvermedal because she felt shedeserved better based on the great

e9ort she "laced on her routine$

From the image# % noticedthat&&&&&$

'rediction: % "redict thatindignantly means&&&because&&&&&&&$

INDI+NANT*Y


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(e)nition: adv$ feeling or showing angerbecause of something that is unfair or

wrong ,very angry$+entence: !he teacher reacted indignantlywhen the student &&&&&&&&&&&$


Anne /ising# indignantly3$ %# rude8 /"$ 0713

INDI+NANT*Y


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%n hot weather# a muddywallow batisessential because it allows the ele"hants to

cool o9$From the image# % noticed&&&$

'rediction: % "redict that wallowmeans&&&&&&& because &&&&&$

.A**O.


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(e)nition: v$ to roll the body about# as anele"hant in water or mud5 to indulge in ortake great "leasure and delight in$

+entence: !he "igs &&&&&&&&& in the mudbecause it was &&&&&&&&&&&$


to have a hot tub )lled to over;owing andwallowin it for hours/"$ 0


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(O'A%)*ARYWeek >


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!he great ?eal he showedduring the

relay race# hel"ed his team win)rst "lace$

From the image# % noticed&&&$

'rediction: % "redict that ?eal

means&&&& because&&&&&$

/EA*


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(e)nition: n$ A strong feeling of interest andenthusiasm that makes someone very eager ordetermined to do something

+entence: &&&&&&&showed great ?eal by&&&&&&&&&$


@We kindle this Hanukkah light to celebrate thegreat and wonderful deeds wrought through the?ealwith which God )lled the hearts of the heroic6accabees# two thousand years ago$ "$ 0


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Before >=# women in Americaex"erience o""ressionsince theywere not allowed by law to vote$


'rediction: % "redict o""ressionmeans&&&& because&&&&&&&$

OPPRESSION


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(e)nition: v$ to treat /a "erson or grou" of "eo"le3 in acruel or unfair way$

+entence: !hey were o""ressed by &&&&&&&& because

&&&&&&&$,isual e"resentation:

!hey fought against indi9erence# against tyranny ando""ression# and they restored our !em"le to us$ /"$0


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!he C4DA community was )lled with*ubilationafter defeating the C+4 !ro*ans in a 21 to 0

victory8


'rediction: % "redict that *ubilationmeans&&&&&&&&$

because&&&&&&&&&&&$

&)%I*ATION


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(e)nition: n$ Great ha""iness or *oy$

+entence: !hey could not hel" it# but showingtheir *ubilation

towards&&&&&&&&&&&because&&&&&&&&&&$,isual e"resentation:

%t.s a song of*ubilation# of re*oicing$ Ene isa"t to become too enthusiastic$ /"$ 0


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!he red dress was soostentatiouslymade that ittook the attention away

from other lessexaggerated dresses$

From the image# %

noticed&&&$

'rediction:% "redict thatostentatiously means&&&&&&

because&&&&&&&$

OSTENTATIO)S*Y


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(e)nition: adv$ With great show orexaggeration$

+entence: !he &&&&&&&ostentatiously ;utteredits wings because &&&&&$


'eter is coming from his bedroom#ostentatiously holding a bulge in his coat as ifhe were holding his cat# and dangling Anne.s

"resent before it$/"$ 0


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!he woman wasa""alled when she heardhow horribly the children were treated asthey were forced to work for many hours

with very little "ay$


'rediction: % "redict that a""alled

means&&&& because&&&&&$

APPA**ED


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De0nition,"1 to cause /someone3 tofeel fear# shock# or disgust

+entence: He was a""alled when&&&&&&&& because &&&&&&$


He goes o9 into the bedroom$ !here is asecond of a""alledsilence$ /"$ 0


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(O'A%)*ARYWeek 2


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As a customer service "honeo"erator# she has to deal withdisgruntledcustomers who are

always screaming and insultingher$


'rediction: % "redictdisgruntled means&&&&

because&&&&&&&$

DIS+R)NT*ED


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(e)nition: unha""y and annoyed

+entence: !he disgruntled&&&&&& was

u"set at him because&&&&&&&&&&&&$,isual e"resentation:

6r$ (ussel sits on the edge of his bed#listening# disgruntled$ /"$ 0


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When her boyfriend got downon one knee to "ro"ose to her#she became inarticulate for a

few seconds and couldn.t say aword$


'rediction: % "redict inarticulatemeans&&&& because&&&&&&&$

INARTI')*ATE


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(e)nition: ad*$ +"eechless5 unable to s"eake9ectively or understandably$

+entence: &&&&&& became inarticulate when&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&$


'eter is furious# inarticulate$ He startstoward (ussel as if to hit him$ 6r$ Franksto"s him$ /"$ 0>3

INARTI')*ATE


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+he felt a sudden forebodingwhen she was about to enter

the dark and scary alley$


'rediction: % "redict forebodingmeans&&&&&&&&& because&&&&&&&$

FORE%ODIN+


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(e)nition: n$ A feeling that something bad isgoing to ha""en$

+entence: !he &&&&&&& was )lled with a senseof foreboding because &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&$


/With sudden foreboding3$What.s ha""ened+omething.s ha""ened8 Hasn.t it# 6r$raler /"$ 023

FORE%ODIN+


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!here was great "andemoniumcoming from the crowd# whenall of a sudden a bull *um"edon the bleachers where theywere sitting$


'rediction: % "redict"andemoniummeans&&&&because&&&&&&&$

PANDE2ONI)2


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(e)nition: n$ Wild confusion and noise5 an u"roar

+entence: 'andemonium broke out atIin &&&&&&&&&

because &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&$


While this "andemoniumis going on 6rs$ Franktries to make herself heard above the excitement$

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PANDE2ONI)2


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!he boy felt remorseforcommitting a crime# only after

he was "ut in "rison$


'rediction: % "redict remorsemeans&&&&&&&&&& because&&&&&&&$

RE2ORSE


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(e)nition: n$ A feeling of being sorry fordoing something bad or wrong in the "ast ,afeeling of guilt

+entence: !he &&&&&&&&&&& felt remorse when&&&&&&&&&&&&&$


%t is 6rs$ Frank# stricken with remorse$ +he issitting on the other side of the room$ /"$ 1=3

RE2ORSE

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