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p45) Jem makes Scout spit out the gum that she found stuck in the tree in front of the Radley Place because he thinks it might be dangerous.
p46-47) It is now summer break, and again in the tree at the Radley Place, Jem and Scout discover Indian-heads, or polished coins known to bring luck. Thinking that they should probably return it to the owner, they decide to find the owner when school starts.
Meanwhile, Dill returns. He rode the train by himself.

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20904 남기윤

pg.43-44

-auspicious: showing that something is likely to be successful

-sluggishly: moving or reacting more slowly than normal

-treadmill: a piece of exercise equipment that has a large belt around a set of wheels, that you can walk or run on while staying in the same place

-tinfoil: thin shiny metal that bends like paper and is used for covering food

-hastily: quickly, perhaps too quickly

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p.51 Capulina makes lemonade for children.
p.52 Children play with a play.
p.53 Dad scolds him for teasing Radley.

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- Read Ch4 (p.43-54)
- Put posts on Padlet according to your roles assigned

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중간고사 전까지 현재의 Grouping을 유지할 예정입니다.
Expert Group 내에서 Role은 조원 간의 합의 하에 바꿔가며 활동하면 됩니다.

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* organizer가 무임승차자가 되어서는 안됩니다.
1. 조원들이 게시한 Post를 수업 전에 아래 순서대로 정렬
Event Summary → Relationship Summary → Linguistic Schema → Content Schema → Formal Schema

2. 조원들의 post를 바탕으로 해당 part를 전체적으로 요약하는 post 게시

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Sigmund Freud has his fans and his detractors. My take? A lot of his work was pioneering and has relevance to this day; a lot of it was nonsense.

One of Freud's greatest legacies (no, not the scatology obsession) is the one that bears his name: the Freudian slip. (Or parapraxis, to give it its other name.) When Freud started word association with his patients, he realised that often their immediate answers would reveal things about themselves that they had repressed or were on their mind, lingering beneath the surface.

The Freudian slip has slowly become a term for a general gaffe or example of misspeaking, but the true joy is in its original form: the id poking through. Freud developed a thorough personality theory related to these slips (whether of memory, or speech, or physical impulse) often to do with shame or primal desires. But at minor level they reveal a subconscious thought, or longing, or truth, exposing itself through language. The giveaway of the tongue.

For instance, when the former Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini said how much he enjoyed being in charge at Manchester United. (City was not yet the dominating club it is today.) Or the account I read about a graduate student whose tutor, Miss Terell, made her pull out all of the staples on a 45-page document and redo them at a slightly different angle. She handed the document back to... "Miss Terrible".

One of the strongest in recent memory was David Cameron's reply to an Ed Miliband question on tax during PMQs. The Tories, Cameron said, were busy "raising money for the rich". At least he was - unintentionally - honest.

During the peak of the former health secretary Jeremy Hunt's unpopularity, quite a few broadcasters accidentally referred to him on air as Jeremy... something that rhymes with Hunt. Sticking to former politicians, I have no idea whether Condoleezza Rice harboured a secret crush on George Bush, but she did have to correct herself once when she referred to him as her husband. Even if the person insists there is nothing in it, the slips are still amusing and offer an opportunity for much ribbing.

I leave you with an old, but wonderful, joke, beloved of psychology students everywhere: "A Freudian slip is saying one thing when you mean your mother."

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I relish a good Freudian slip - that revealing giveaway of the tongue | Hannah Jane Parkinson

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Sigmund Freud has his fans and his detractors. My take? A lot of his work was pioneering and has relevance to this day; a lot of it was nonsense. One of Freud's greatest legacies (no, not the scatology obsession) is the one that bears his name: the Freudian slip.

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-Scout contradicted Jem on Hot Steams and Jem got irritated
-Jem pushed Scout extra hard and Scout landed on Radley's Place
-Jem screamed to Scout to come out of Radley Place
-Scout ran out of the place but left the tire behind
-Jem dashed in to the place and retrieved the tire

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outa: out of 의 줄임말
tyranny: 폭압
unfairness: 불공평
meddling: 간섭, 참견
grumbling: 불평
porch: 현관
parch: 바짝 마르게 하다(몹시 건조하게 하다)
tinfoil: 은박지
patchwork: 여러 조각들로 이루어진 것
camellia: 동백나무
scuppernong: 포도의 한 종류
abominable: 지긋지긋한, 혐오스러운

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“hot steam”

A "hot steam" refers to a Southern superstition involving ghosts, especially the souls of restless spirits which have unfinished business upon the earth before they can truly ‘rest in peace’. Both Jem and Scout fear “hot steam” will suck their souls, much like the “Death Eaters” from the book series Harry Potter.

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Scouts are still easy to study at school. He eats gum from an oak tree in front of Radley's house and asks his brother to spit it out.

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"The tire bumped on gravel, skittered across the road, crashed into a barrier, and popped me like a cork onto pavement."
→ Scout describes her tire riding onto the Radley house by using a simile, a literary device.

<Simile vs. Metaphor>
A simile compares using the word "like" or "as." A metaphor is a direct comparison by substituting one thing for another. A simile is a metaphor; all similes are metaphors, but not all metaphors are similes.

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20903 김연수

p.43-44

- “Dunce Cap”

Dunce cap refers to a conical hat that used to punish student who has a bad score or gets into trouble. The corner that led to the expulsion of such students from their seats is Dunce Corner. Dunce means inferior and stupid. It comes from the disciples of the medieval philosopher and theologian John Dunes Scouts, who were notorious for being narrow-minded and closed, and called them “Dunce.”

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20912 정지원

p.45 gentle grumblings / long life
Alliteration

p.46 tiny shiny
Rhyme

p.45 “it was a thousand colors in a parched landscape”
Metaphor + Hyperbole displaying how special summer was for Scout

p.45 "Summer was on the way; Jem and I awaited with impatience. Summer was our best season; it was sleeping on the back screened porch in cots, or trying to sleep in the tree house; summer was everything good to eat, it was a thousand sand colors in a parched landscape; but most of all summer was Dill"
Imagery: paints a vivid image in the reader’s mind about Scout’s summer.

p.45 “to point for the hundredth time”
Hyperbole

p. 47 “Dill arrived in a blaze of glory”
Idiom

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Indian head penny
For collectors, the Indian Head Penny is so popular not only because of the years in which it was made, but also because of the historical significance this coin holds. Seeing as the first years of the Indian Head’s production fell just prior to the outbreak of the Civil War, collectors see these pieces as a part of American history.

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Dispensation - 규칙이나 의무에서 면제됨
Vexations - 짜증이나 걱정 등의 상태
Erratic - 규칙적이지 않은, 불규칙한
Tranquility - 평온함, 고요함
Iniquities - 부당하거나 불법적인 행동
Contemptuous - 경멸적인, 무시하는
Contentious - 논쟁을 일으키는, 논쟁적인
Fractious - 짜증을 내고 쉽게 싸우는, 고집스러운
Auspicious - 성공적인, 길조의
Melancholy - 슬픔, 우울감

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20923 지승현
Ritual: a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order.

Devirly：wicked activity

Melancholy: a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause

Probate: the official proving of a will

Nausea: a feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit.

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Cecil Jacobs
Who lived at far end of street next door to the post office

Mrs. Dubose
lived two doors up the street
The meanest old woman who ever lived

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Scout and Jem begin to explore the world outside of their nearby neighborhood in Maycomb, Alabama.
Scout and Jem become more curious about Boo Radley,reclusive neighbor who never leaves his house.

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looking/slapping: Rhyme

villian's villian: Alliteration

still/silent: Alliteration

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This part starts with Calpulina making lemonade for the children. When they start to play the game to call out Boo. When Atticus scolds them for teasing Boo.
It also uses rhyme and alliteration in the passage.