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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)

sentence from book- "We cannot continue guarding the borders of the United States while they send CIA to instigate riots in Havana.
definition- incite someone to do something, especially something bad.
my sentence-my brother instigated me to steal candy for him.

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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- Our country was in turmoil after 9/11.

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definition-lower in rank, status, or quality.
sentence from the 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- slaves and refugees are inferior in social class.

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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-Everywhere intense indignation was aroused by the cruel tortures and executions.

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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- She was dismissive toward her mothers advice

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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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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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Create a Padlet.

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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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Share your Padlet with Ms. Mac.
1) Click on the Share button at the top of the web page.

2) Change the setting to Public.

3) Click "Share/Export/Embed".

4) Click "Copy link to this Padlet".

5) Paste your link to the assignment on Google Classroom. Do not post it as a comment, rather as an assignment submission.

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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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definition-with earnest and eager attention
Sentence from the book-She listened now, intently, trying to hear the heartbeat of Cuba in her own music.
My sentence- She practice with intent of making the team.

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Copy this post to YOUR padlet, and then answer the question below.

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

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Why is it necessary to have legal documents such as the Bill of Rights and The Universal Human Right?
These things are necessary because all humans need fair and equal rights and these documents ensure that for everyone. They also keep humans safe

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#20, #25, #29, #3, #26, #23

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#4, #5

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#13, #14, #15

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#1, #2

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#17, #18, #19

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Book Club Power discussion question "Power can be used or abused" 4/3

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Book Club Power discussion question "Power can be used or abused" 4/3

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In the book A Night Divided the patrol officers abuse their power. They do this by keeping files on people in east Germany, punishing citizens in a cruel manner for something small and they give no freedom for the people at all.

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name one theme from chapter 23 + 24 of refugee:

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name one theme from chapter 23 + 24 of refugee:

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no matter what you do bad things will happen.