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P43
Scout couldn't have a chance to compare Dwey Decimal System with other teaching techniques because it was school-wide by the end of her first year.

P44
Scout run as fast as she can and doesn't stop until she reached the safety of their front porch. Scout ran to house and examine, lick, sniff, and smell. After doing that she crammed it into her mouth, and soon Jem came and say "Don't eat things you find"

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Indian-heads cent
also known as an Indian Head penny, was a one-cent coin ($0.01) produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909. People believe that they’re strong magic and make them have good luck

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p. 45

Scout-Jem
: Jem let Scout stop chewing the gum. Scout and Jem are waiting for, summer, Dill.

p. 46

Scout-Jem
: Jem found another piece of tinfoil. Inside were two scrubbed and polished pennies. 'Indian-heads' was carved on the pennies.

Cecil Jacobs
: lived at the far end of their street next foor to the office, walked a total of one mile per school day to avoid the Radley Place and old Mrs.Henry Lafayette Dubose. -> don't anybody go by there

p. 47

Scout-Jem
: wondered about the owner of the pennies

Dill
: He arrived in Maycomb. He had seen two twins hitched together get off the train in Bay St. Louis and stuck to his story regardless of threats.

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tang- 데다
meddling - 간섭
grumbling - 불평
abominable- 혐오스러운

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P.51 ritual 의식 절차
hiss 쉬익거리다
P.52 melancholy 우울감, 비애

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

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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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Scout reaches into the knothole of Radleys’ oak trees and discovers two pieces of chewing gum. She chews both pieces and tells Jem about it.
He panics and makes her spit it out.
Scout and Jem find two old “Indian-head” pennies hidden in the same knothole and decide to retain them.
Dill returns to Maycomb.

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51p. Dialogic style
“What?” asked dill.
“Boo Radely”

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

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p.43-44
Scout-Jem (Jem being panicked by Scout)
Scout finishes school early and passes the Radely Place. She sees some tinfoll sticking out of a knothole. Then she finds two pieces of chewing gum from the place and chews both of it. She tells Jem about the tree and that she ate the gum. After listening, Jem panics and makes her spit it out.

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P43
Auspicious 상서로운
Legislature 제정법
P44
Boredom 지루함
Knot hole 옹이 구멍
Winking 윙크
Growled 으르렁거리다

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53p, Chapter XXV, Book II of One Man's Family

- An American radio soap opera, heard for almost three decades, from 1932 to 1959.

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In a pig's ear- it is used to say that something that has been badly or clumsily done
I Smell death-죽음이라는 단어를 통해 비유한 것(비유법)
Houses melted into a mad palette- 비유법

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Jem proposes the game “Boo Radley” As the summer passes, their game becomes more complicated, until they are acting out an entire Radley family melodrama. Eventually, however, Attcius catches them and asks if their game has anything to do with the Radleys. Jem lies, and Atticus goes back into the house. The kids wonder if it’s safe to play their game anymore.

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p.43~44
Dialogic style

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스카웃이 젬의 심기를 거스르는 말을 해서 젬이 화가 났다. 그래서 스카웃이 타이어 속에 들어갔을 때 있는 ㅎ미껏 밀어서 스카웃이 부 래들리 집까지 밀려나갔다. 스카웃은 타이어를 가져오지 않은 채 놀라서 도망쳤다.

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p.45
'You'll get killed if you do!' hyperbole
"mis'sippi turns'em loose a day later." symbol
p.47
"Well, Indian-heads—well, ..." symbol

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Part 2 요약
부 래들리의 집에 있는 떡갈나무 속 스카웃이 먹게 되는데, 젬이 캘퍼니아 아주머니에게 이른다며 이를 말린다. 스카웃과 젬은 은박지로 꾸민 작은 상자 속에서 인디언 얼굴이 새겨진 동전 두 개를 발견하게 된다. 딜은 메이콤으로 돌아오는 선택을 한다.
과장법과 상징이 사용됐다.

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Scout said something bad to Jem. So jem got really angry so when scout was in the middle of the tire he pushed the tire and the tire rolled in front of radely's house. Scout was so frightened about his action so he ran away.

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p. 48 dreary: dull, bleak, and lifeless; depressing.
bowlegged: having legs that curve outward at the knee.
hot steam: somebody who can’t get to heaven and just wallows around on lonesome roads.
p. 49 arbitrate: (of an independent person or body) reach an authoritative judgment or settlement.
hafta: Be required to; must.
p. 50 skeetered: moved lightly and quickly or hurriedly.
holler: (of a person) give a loud shout or cry.

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Hot steam
A hot steam refers to a Southern superstition involving ghosts/ spirits which have unfinished bussiness upon the Earth before they can rest in peace.' Both Jem and Scout fear hot steam will suck their souls.