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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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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.

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

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

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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)

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Some significant events in chapter 8 was when Isabel saw that Castro said "so that those who wish to leave Cuba may do so legally, once and for all.We will not stand

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Why is it necessary to have legal documents such as the Bill Of Rights and the Universal Human Rights?

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Why is it necessary to have legal documents such as the Bill Of Rights and the Universal Human Rights?

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I think it's necessary to have these documents because if we didn't there would be people breaking the law all the time and there would be  a lot of war.

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A couple significant events was when Josef made friends, now he has someone who he can talk to that's not his family.

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Some significant events in chapter 11 was when Isabel went to leave Cuba and she realized that it wasn't just her leaving Cuba, it was a lot of people and then when her boat got shot

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Some significant events was when Mahmoud and his family went to cross the border to go to Turkey and soldiers were waiting at the border and then they had to give the soldiers a ride and then they got shot at.

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Some significant events was when Josef found out Cuba might be able to turn them away.

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#3, #4, #5, #23

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#13, #14, #15

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#1, #17, #20, #25, #26, #29

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#2, #18, #19

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Something significant that happened in this chapter was when the motor died right at the end of the chapter.

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Some significant events in this chapter was when Mahmoud and his family went to Turkey and when his father found a ride to EU(European Union).

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Some significant events in this chapter was when Josef found out that they were racing 2 other Jewish ships.

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When the old professor died from cancer, and was thrown into the water.

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When they realized that there was a big tanker ship coming right after them and then Senior Castillo fell in.

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Some significant events in chapter 21 was when Mahmoud got him and his family a free place to stay until the boat came and the man that owned it was also a refugee but from a long time ago and he was very kind because he took them to see if the boat came, he gave them rides, and he gave them a free place to stay.

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Some significant events in chapter 22 was when they all had to line up so the doctor could check them out and stuff but Josef slapped his father across the face to get him straightened up so the Nazis wouldn't catch them.

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I think that one theme of both chapters is bravery, I think this because in chapter 23 when Isabel jumped into the ocean to save Senior Castillo I thought that was very brave, something I found brave in chapter 24 was when they got on the raft to leave and go to Europe and it was raining and people were throwing up and someone said that they should turn back and everyone else said no because they knew that it had to be better in Europe and thought it was brave of them to say no and keep going.

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I think that one theme