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1 “The Lady or the Tiger” Vocabulary

2 Waver: To exhibit indecision; to hesitate

3 Aspire: To have a great ambition or an ultimate goal; to desire strongly

4 Impartial: Not partial or biased; unprejudiced

5 Subordinate: Secondary; belonging to a lower rank

6 Progressive: The state of advancing toward better conditions or new policies, ideas, or methods

7 Anguish: Tormented; distressed

8 Assert: To act forcefully; to take charge

9 Multitude: Large number; gathering

10 Devious: Departing from the straight or direct course

11 Nonconventional: not traditional, someone or something that is different from established norms or customs.

12 Classwork: Choose ten of the words to create well written complete sentences.
Example Sentence: I don’t always assert myself when I am put in charge at work, but today I needed to because the employees decided to not complete their work for the day.

13 For Homework: You will make study proof for all of these words
For Homework: You will make study proof for all of these words. You can Use: 1. Index cards: Vocab word on the front and definition and image on the back. 2. Create a PowerPoint: with the definition and image on each slide for each Vocab word.

14 What do you know about the Roman Colosseum ?

15 Discussion Question: How does Stockton give his readers a realistic feel even though his writing is fictitious?

16 Journal: Reflect on a time when you, or someone you know, faced an difficult decision that affected your/his/her future. What factors helped make the decision?


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