U3W1 "How Tia Lola Came to Stay"

After Colonel Charlebois tells the family that the house needs to be returned to its original color, what do they do?invite Colonel over for a baseball gameWhy does Colonel not kick the family out of the house?the team reminded him of when he played baseballWhat message does the author want to give the reader?You shouldn't judge a book by its cover

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vocabulary

Circle the letter of the best ANTONYM (the word or phrase most nearly opposite the word in bold-faced type).

receive copious praise

a. eloquent

b. minuscule

c. long-winded

d. catholic

e. omniscient

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vocabulary

Each word in column I has an antonym in column II. Insert the letter of that antonym in the space provided.

COLUMN I

______ immaculate

COLUMN II

(A) teetotaler (B) abstinent (C) filthy (D) callow (E) bow (F) approximate (G) intoxication (H) leeward (I) decrepit (J) port

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literature

(a) What book does Douglass buy when he is about thirteen years old?

(b) How does reading this transform Douglass from "light-hearted" to "wretched and gloomy"?

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literature

"Lord Randall" provides a good example of incremental repetition-the repetition of lines with a new element introduced each time to advance the story until the climax is reached. At what point in this ballad did you discover what is wrong with Lord Randall? How does the incremental repetition increase your suspense?

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