“Aida” Vocabulary Passion: (n) Strong or intense feeling (love, hate, anger) Decree: (n) Official decision or order Pageantry: (n) Elaborate or spectacular.

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“Aida” Vocabulary Passion: (n) Strong or intense feeling (love, hate, anger) Decree: (n) Official decision or order Pageantry: (n) Elaborate or spectacular display Radiance: (n) Quality of shining brightly Beseech: (v) Ask someone earnestly; beg Avenge: (v) Get revenge for Disdain: (n) Feeling of dislike for someone or something Infuriated (v) Made furious; enraged Cringing (v) Crouching in fear, pain, or horror Accusations (n) Statements that a person has committed a crime or offense

“Aida” Aida is a short story that was once an Opera About an Ethiopian Princess who falls in love with an Egyptian Army Captain who’s an enemy of her country

“Aida” Character Chart Turn to page 4 in your Interactive Notebook Label it with the title “Aida” Character Chart Update your table of contents Make the following chart in your notebook Character Name Country Relationship Aida King Amonasro Pharoah Princess Amneris Radames Isis Phtha