English II Honors Block 4B Tuesday, 10/13/15. Do Now Jane Eyre Chapters 1-5 Reading Check Quiz Answer five questions in complete sentences. Answer up.

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English II Honors Block 4B Tuesday, 10/13/15

Do Now Jane Eyre Chapters 1-5 Reading Check Quiz Answer five questions in complete sentences. Answer up to three more for extra credit. When you have finished the quiz, complete journal entry #3: From Jane’s perspective, Mrs. Reed’s actions in Jane Eyre seem unwarranted and inexplicable. Write two paragraphs, from Mrs. Reed’s perspective, explaining her treatment of Jane. Why would she treat her like this? Consider hints given in the story, and write in the first person.

Today’s Class… Jane Eyre Introduction Discussion: Using First Impressions worksheet as a springboard, we will discuss the first five chapters of Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre Part I Vocabulary Reviewed

Diffidence (noun) shyness, insecurity

Visage (noun) a person’s face or facial expression

Abhor (verb) to regard with disgust or hatred

Insolent (adjective) showing a rude lack of respect

Sanguine (adjective) optimistic or positive

Diminutive (adjective) extremely small

Capricious (adjective) given to sudden changes of mood

Vehement (adverb) showing strong feeling

Relinquish (verb) to give up or abandon

Reverie (noun) a daydream

Interloper (noun) an intruder

Pious (adjective) sacred, holy

Countenance (noun) a person’s face or facial expression

Stalwart (adjective) loyal, reliable

Ardently (adverb) eagerly, passionately

Pensive (adjective) thoughtful, contemplative

Ameliorate (verb) to make better

Malady (noun) a disease or sickness

Brackish (adjective) salty, usually applying to water

Soporific (adjective) causing sleepiness or drowsiness

Homework Read “Overview of the Victorian Era” by Anne Shepard and “Stanzas” by Emily Bronte, and write 1 to 2 pragraphs explaining how Emily Bronte’s poem challenges the Victorian lifestyle. Read chapters 6-12 of Jane Eyre for Friday (10/19) and complete reaction sheet.