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Class Objectives Make judgment calls on major themes Students will be able to … Make judgment calls on major themes Discuss major themes in Macbeth Argue positions on themes

Language Objectives Discuss major themes Students will be able to … Discuss major themes Use academic language and reasoning skills to argue positions on major themes Identify parts of speech and definitions for Macbeth Vocabulary

Agenda Macbeth Vocab Week 1 Finish up Four Corners Start Act I Scene i

Macbeth Vocab Week 1 McB Vocab Week 1 Words p. 154 McB Vocab Week 1 Homework p. 155

Apparition Part of Speech: NOUN Definition: a supernatural appearance of a person or thing, especially a ghost; a specter or phantom Sentence: The apparition was clear and there was no denying the supernatural presence.

Surmise Verb We must surmise that Macbeth is going to be a rad play. Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To make a guess; assume hesitantly Sentence: We must surmise that Macbeth is going to be a rad play.

Corporal Part of Speech: ADJ Definition: Of the body Sentence: The nuns at the catholic school are infamous for their daily corporal punishment.

Cleave Verb I watched as she cleaved her hair. To cut or divide Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To cut or divide Sentence: I watched as she cleaved her hair.

Recompense Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Amends made, as for damage or lost property Sentence: I received a recompense of $2,000 for the damages to my property.

Wanton Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Immoral or unchaste; Lewd or extravagant Sentence: Twerking is a wanton act that often gets the wrong kind of attention.

Harbinger Noun Crows are often harbingers of death in literature. Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Someone or something that indicates what’s going to happen Sentence: Crows are often harbingers of death in literature.

Metaphysical Adjective Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Without material form or substance; Refers to things that exist but cannot be seen Sentence: The metaphysical world is often intense and confusing.

Beguile Verb The wolf beguiled the sheep and ate well that night. Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To trick or deceive, influence by slyness Sentence: The wolf beguiled the sheep and ate well that night.

Purveyor Noun Oprah is a purveyor of fine things. Someone who supplies Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Someone who supplies provisions Sentence: Oprah is a purveyor of fine things.

1. If you reach your goal, the end justifies the means.

2. Patriotism requires obedience to the governing authority.

3. True love has no motivation.

4. Loyalty to family supersedes loyalty to the government.

5. Commitment to principle supersedes loyalty to family.

6. You are the maker of your own destiny.

7. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

8. The road to hell is paved with good intentions

9. Behind every great man is a great woman.

10. Witches, demons, and evil spirits exist.

11. Sometimes you must do something wrong to get what you need.

12. What goes around comes around.

13. Murder can be justified.

14. Power should not be questioned.

15. Traitors should be executed.

16. An eye for an eye.

17. Great leaders do everything they can to succeed.

18. Success is worth any price.