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What 4 things should we consider significant events when reading a narrative?

-introduction to an important character
- character encounters a problem
-character solves a problem
- characters die

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Homework: 
Vocabulary Words for 3/11-3/15

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Homework: 
Vocabulary Words for 3/11-3/15

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Complete the posts for the five words below. The posts have already been made for you. Your posts need to include:
1. Dictionary definition
2. Sentence from the book
3. Your own sentence using the word
4. An image/picture that helps you remember the MEANING of the word.

*There is an example post below.

§ Chapter 1 – Dismissive (p.4)

§ Chapter 2 – Intently (p.11)

§ Chapter 3 – Indignation (p.17)

§ Chapter 4 – Inferior (p.23)

§ Chapter 5 – Turmoil (p.28)

*Use the link below to get to the words in the sentences from the book.

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dictionary definition- feeling or showing that something is unworthy of consideration.
sentence from book- The Brownshirt scowled at the noise and gave the men carrying Aaron Landau a dismissive wave.
my sentence- The doctor was dismissive of all of the signs the girl was showing

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-introduced to ivan
-learn ivan is building a boat
-isabelle goes to havana
-isabelle plays trumpet and hears glass break

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dictionary definition- with earnest and eager attention
sentence from book- She listened now, intently, trying to hear the heartbeat of Cuba in her own music
my sentence- The girl looked intently for attention, especially from her crush

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-introduced to mahmoud
-introduced to waleed
-school ended
-walked home with waleed
-saw kids stealing bread
-turned around

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dictionary definition- anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment
Sentence from book- Mahmoud watched as these two boys attacked the boy with the bread, a boy he didn’t even know. He felt the stirrings of indignation, of anger, of sympathy.
my sentence- A sense of indignation rose up inside of the girl as she was forced to speak about her problems

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dictionary definition- lower in rank, status, or quality
sentence from book-After Herr Meier had called him in front of the class to show how Jews were inferior to real Germans, Josef had returned to his seat next to Klaus...

my sentence- the instructors made the girl feel inferior to them by mocking her and the others

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-the riot begins
- Isabelle cant find her dad and granddad
-granddad finds her
- isabelle goes into the riot to find her dad
-finds him after hoping on top of a car
-dad is attacked by policeman
- isabelle goes to save him
-ivans brother saves her from getting beat by the officer

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dictionary definition- a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty
sentence from book- In all the turmoil, a policeman caught up with her father and grabbed him by the arm.

my sentence- The girl miraculously managed to keep her head on her shoulders through out the turmoil even though no one would listen

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1. Word: Synagogue

2. Dictionary definition: A building where Jewish people meet for religious worship.

3. Sentence from the book: "Other Jewish homes and businesses and synagogues were destroyed all over Germany," pg. 5

4. My sentence: When I was in middle school, my best friend went to her synagogue every Friday for her Jewish service.

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@JLandau
I Can't believe the hitler's youth let me go. I could have sworn he would arrest me. but on the bright side i found my dad and i got on the ship to america in one piece.

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What do you think unalienable means?

-DO NOT look it up in the dictionary. It's not about getting it right, it's about doing the thinking work!

-Describe what clues in the text helped you figure out its meaning.

-Cite evidence from the text (exact words).

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1) Read the back of the "Universal Human Rights".

2) Complete one question REALLY well. It needs to include a claim, evidence, and reasoning.
*Use a separate sheet of paper if you need to!

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Why do you think the author included the flashback in Chapter 2? What does it add/reveal?

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Complete the posts for the word below. Your post needs to include:
1. Dictionary definition
2. Sentence from the book
3. Your own sentence using the word
4. An image/picture that helps you remember the MEANING of the word.

Word: Instigate (p. 42)

*There is an example post below.

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dictionary definition- bring about or initiate
sentence from book-
my sentence- The girl often instigates fights for entertainment

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@IsabelTrumpet
So Fidel Castro started letting people flee Cuba which is pretty exiting.

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@invisiblem
OUR BUILDING WAS BOMBED!!!! we just barely made it out alive! thankfully dad got to us also and mom managed to save our savings before a building collapsed on our home. might be going to Germany soon.

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@JLandau
The boat is so fun! me and Ruthie met two other girls on the boat who are also coming to Cuba.

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3, 4, 13, 14, 18, 20

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1, 2, 23

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5, 15, 17, 19, 25, 26, 29

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-Josef's dad freaks out about boat slowing
commie
-dad wants to go to funeral
-memory moment: flash back to the man dying
-worker wants to put 🤬 flag over body but captain disagrees

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power can connect to the source by money.
in Zimbabwe money is power. based off the money you have the better food you have, the better living conditions you have, and the more things you can get done.

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the tanker ship gets closer and closer and chaos ensues
they got the engine going
senor castillo falls in
isabel has a memory moment then dives in

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what is similar between all three stories so far? what might the author be trying to show the reader through these similarities?

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what is similar between all three stories so far? what might the author be trying to show the reader through these similarities?

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some similarities are the kids having to show courage and bravery to help keep their family together on their trip. another similarity is

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name one theme that transcends chapters 24 & 25

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name one theme that transcends chapters 24 & 25

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one theme is that everything can get worse. not much of a pleasant theme, but it is still one that happens in both