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Assuage

Taciturn

Irk

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Week 1: Depricate, trepidation, dismal

Week 2: Convivial, cogitate, pillory, indictment

Week 3: Immolate, unimpeachable, malign, vehemence, plaintive

Week 4: Epoch, heralded, incredulity

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1. Uncompromisingly

2. Jetty

3. Effulgence

4. proffer

5. Efflorescence

6. Loll

7. ebullience

8. tumult

9. recrimination

10. quell

11. tirade

12. scornful

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Yonder

Quell

Moseyin'

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"Lord of the Flies" by William Golding is a classic novel published in 1954. The story revolves around a group of British boys stranded on a deserted island during a wartime evacuation. Without adult supervision, the boys attempt to govern themselves, but their social order quickly deteriorates, leading to chaos, violence, and a struggle for power. The novel delves into themes of human nature, civilization versus savagery, and the darkness lurking within the human psyche. Golding's portrayal of the boys' descent into barbarism serves as a powerful allegory for the inherent capacity for evil within humanity.

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Umbrage

Druthers

Pulpit

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The novel tells the story of the French Doctor Manette, his 18-year-long imprisonment in the Bastille in Paris, and his release to live in London with his daughter Lucie whom he had never met. The story is set against the conditions that led up to the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror.

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Linin'

Kin

Legislature

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The iconic book "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee dives into complex subjects inside a straightforward story. It is set in the 1930s and centers on a young girl named Scout Finch and her brother, Jem as they learn about justice from their father, who is a lawyer, Atticus Finch. We witness through Scout's eyes in the 31 chapters of the book how harsh realities can ruin innocence, but we also witness how empathy can overpower injustice if used right. The classic story "To Kill a Mockingbird" is still considered a classic because of its insightful observations about societal issues and human character.

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Stout, clime, capitulate

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I chose this image because it represents the initial, almost paradise-like island we saw at the beginning of the book. It also shows a path forward, surrounded by a dark thicket of trees. However, we see that the seemingly "easier path" leads to an ocean of regret, representing the poor choices that they would soon make.

Worth: 2.5 points

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The reason I chose this image is because it has elements which the other images didn’t have: the pavement reflects the courthouse, signifying that it had rained; it has color to it - other images were in black or white - making it look more realistic; and it says “Maycomb” on the courthouse. Even though that was not a detail in the book, I think that it is good for courthouse’s to have the townn’s name on them, to signify what and who they represent. Other images were also in the sketching style, which does look nice, but this one is more representational. The grey sky also matches the mood of a “tired town” - as said in my chosen quote.

Worth: 2.5 points

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Worth: 2.5 points

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Ensconce, knoll, quarry

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Animal Farm depicts a group of animals who rebel against humans and become their own masters. Things work smoothly at first, and the animals revel in their freedom and have equality. However, the pigs become power-hungry and become the new oppressors of the animals and become indistinguishable from humans.

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I chose this image because it really does visualise what Mr. Jones would do and does look like what the farm could look like at chapter 2. Also the farm in the background is an old fashioned farm like it describes in the book. Also, it kind of fits the style of the book. (click the link to Canva to see the picture)

Worth: 2.5 points

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1. Meeting Between Two Characters

Type: Platinum (4)

Worth: 5 points

2. Interview with Author

Type: Platinum (5)

Worth: 5 points

3. Letter to a Character

Type: Gold (1)

Worth: 2.5 points

Total: 12.5 points

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Type: Silver (16)

Worth 2.5 points

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Type: Silver (16)

Worth: 2.5 points

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Type: Platinum (1)

Worth: 5 points

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Type: Silver (13)

Worth: 2.5 points

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SMART Assessment - Meeting Between Two Characters

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SMART Assessment - Meeting Between Two Characters

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Type: Platinum (4)

Worth: 5 points

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Type: Silver (16)

Worth: 2.5 points

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SMART Assessment - Interview with Author

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SMART Assessment - Interview with Author

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Type: Platinum (5)

Worth: 5 points

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Part 1

Type: Silver (14)

Worth: 2.5 points

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Part 2 - Back

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SMART Assessment - Becoming One of the Characters

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SMART Assessment - Becoming One of the Characters

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Type: Silver (5)

Worth: 2.5 points

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SMART Assessment - Character Behavior Evolution

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SMART Assessment - Character Behavior Evolution

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Type: Silver (6)

Worth: 2.5 points

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Type: Silver (14)

Worth: 2.5 points

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SMART Assessment - Event That Happened to You

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SMART Assessment - Event That Happened to You

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Type: Silver (9)

Worth: 2.5 points

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SMART Task Assesment - Event that happened to you

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SMART Assessment - Interview with Author Summary

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SMART Assessment - Interview with Author Summary

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Type: Platinum (5)

Worth: 5 points

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SMART Task Assesment - Interview from Author

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Type: Silver (15)

Worth: 2.5 points

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Type: Silver (14)

Worth: 2.5 points

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Helping out in Elie's Diamond Task

Worth: 2.5

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Worth: 2 points

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Worth: 2 points

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Worth: 2 points

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Worth: 2 points