Explain why the context clues are wrong in each sentence below. The underlined words are Vocabulary words from the story.
Reverend; Tim flung his $a$ ap and mite to the ground and stomped off.

Create a story map that outlines the important events of the story in chronological order.

Identify each of the following statements as true or false, and briefly explain your answer.
It is a good idea to supplant unhealthy habits with healthy ones.

In the first stanza, what does the speaker say he will do? Does he do this? Explain.

Is the experience described in the poem a universal childhood experience? Explain. (You may want to refer to your Quickwrite notes.)

distend
itinerant
audaciously
aesthetics
serrated
In an analogy, the words in one pair relate to each other in the same way as the words in a second pair. In each item below, identify the relationship between the words in the first pair. Then, complete the second pair with the Vocabulary word from the list above that expresses the same relationship.
CASUALLY: INFORMALLY::__________: boldly

In an analogy, the words in one pair relate to each other in the same way as the words in a second pair. On a separate sheet of paper, identify the Vocabulary word from above that completes each analogy below.
MOVING: STAGNANT::______: opaque.

Finding examples of irony. Illustrate the three types of irony described here with examples of your own. Your examples might be drawn from actual life, books, plays, films, personal experience, or your imagination. Do you think there is still a discrepancy between social ideals and reality today?

The first two lines of the poem present an image-that of a falconer who is unable to limit the flight of his released hawk as it spirals out of control. How does this image help to convey one of the poem's central themes? (Consider the poem's historical context-the time during which it was written in your response.)

What four improvements to home security does the family make?

What paradox, or seeming contradiction, does Orwell set up in these first two paragraphs?

In some stories, descriptions of the setting provide much more than the physical background-they also create a particular mood. List the images in the story's first paragraph that help create an unsettling mood.

Describe what the speaker sees from his window.

Review the description of the doll's house. What do the furniture and the dolls themselves look like?