1. Today, in English… The Devil & Tom Walker
Due in class: The Devil & Tom Walker reading questions

2. Day 9 (Part I) – 12/1 precept offer detain insist aspect epilogue
Power-Up!
Day 9 (Part I) – 12/1
Copy into journal:
14 Words that Make All the Difference
precept
offer
detain
insist
aspect
epilogue
monogram
indisposed
oversufficient
nonextended
reproduction
mistranscribe
uncomplicated
intermittent

3. Day 9 (Part II) – 12/1 Power-Up! Copy into journal:
precept: a rule, order, law
pre- before capere [cep, cip, ceiv, ceipt, ceit] to take, to contain, to seize
detain: to hold from, to delay
de- reversal, undoing, downward
tenere [ten, tain, tin] to hold, a thing held
For Dojo points, what words can you think of that have any of these roots or prefixes?

4. pre- before capere [cep, cip, ceiv, ceipt, ceit] to take, to contain, to seize
de- reversal, undoing, downward
tenere [ten, tain, tin] to hold, a thing held

5. NEXT Class – Be prepared
Reading quiz on The Devil and Tom Walker
Make-Up Day: bring reading book to do entries in Dialectical Journal or drafts to type up final persuasive essay

6. “The Devil and Tom Walker”
by Washington Irving

7. The Devil and Tom Walker by Washington Irving
Pg. 177
As we read, focus on:
Representation of Romantic Era
Characterization
Making predictions

8. HW: Be prepared to get caught up.
Tonight, for English…
HW: Be prepared to get caught up.