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personification

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nathan radley-kids: The kids found out that Nathan radley just filled up the hole to prevent them from finding stuff.
Miss maudie-boo radley: boo radley gave the blanket to miss maudie, who just survived from the fire, showing kindness towards her.
Miss maudie-kids: After the fire, Miss maudie hides her negative feelings about the fire to the kids, and stabilize their emotions.

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Pg. 91

Erected an absolute morphodite~

—> a slang term for hermaphrodite
Hermaphrodite: an organism having both male and female sex organs or other sex characteristics.
Ex. Worms, snails
==> Miss Maudie uses the word to refer to the fact that Jem turned the snowman from female to male (Ms. Stephanie to Mr. Avery)

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Event-focused Summary:
Snow falls in Maycomb, which is a rare event. Jem and Scout makes snowman resemble to Ms. Avery, but scolded by Atticus not to characterize the neighbor.

Linguistic Schema:
jim-dandy 굉장한, 굉장한 것
morphedite (hermaphrodite의 slang) 자웅동체
perpetrate 저지르다
characterture 성격
hedge-clipper 생울타리 깎는 사람
triumphant 크게 성공한, 득의만면한
fussing 소란, 소동

Content Schema:
Erected an absolute morphodite~

—> a slang term for hermaphrodite
Hermaphrodite: an organism having both male and female sex organs or other sex characteristics.
Ex. Worms, snails
==> Miss Maudie uses the word to refer to the fact that Jem turned the snowman from female to male (Ms. Stephanie to Mr. Avery)

Relationship focused  Summary:
In the story, Scout and Jem make a snowman during a rare snowfall in Maycomb. They shape the snowman to resemble their reclusive neighbor, Mr. Avery. While constructing it, they engage in playful banter and enjoy their time together. But Atticus suggested Jem hone down his creation’s front and he told them not to characterize the neighbors.
The snow stopped in the afternoon, and Calpurnia kept every fireplace in the house blazing to keep the house warm.
In the morning, Atticus awakened Scout and told him to be hurry.

Formal schema:
Personification
: 'Fire silently devoured...'
'...eaten it's way to the roof...'
'...roaring house...'
Simile
'... looks like a pumpkin-'
'... like fog off a riverbank.'
'... like a fly in amber.'
Imagery
'...window-frames were black against a vivid orange centre.'

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Pantry- a small room or closet in which food, dishes, and utensils are kept.
Amber- hard translucent fossilized resin produced by extinct coniferous trees of the Tertiary period, typically yellowish in color.

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In the story, Scout and Jem make a snowman during a rare snowfall in Maycomb. They shape the snowman to resemble their reclusive neighbor, Mr. Avery. While constructing it, they engage in playful banter and enjoy their time together. But Atticus suggested Jem hone down his creation’s front and he told them not to characterize the neighbors.
The snow stopped in the afternoon, and Calpurnia kept every fireplace in the house blazing to keep the house warm.
In the morning, Atticus awakened Scout and told him to be hurry.

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relationship base

nathan radley-kids: The kids found out that Nathan radley just filled up the hole to prevent them from finding stuff.

Miss maudie-boo radley: boo radley gave the blanket to miss maudie, who just survived from the fire, showing kindness towards her.

Miss maudie-kids: After the fire, Miss maudie hides her negative feelings about the fire to the kids, and stabilize their emotions.

Linguistic

Pantry- a small room or closet in which food, dishes, and utensils are kept.

Amber- hard translucent fossilized resin produced by extinct coniferous trees of the Tertiary period, typically yellowish in color.

Content

p.96, "my stomach turned to water" is metaphor. It means someone feels very anxious

Event

In Chapter 8 of "To Kill a Mockingbird," the story takes place during the winter in the town of Maycomb, Alabama. One of the notable events that occurs in this chapter is when Miss Maudie's house catches fire. Scout and Jem, the main characters, wake up in the middle of the night to see the flames engulfing Miss Maudie's home. The townspeople gather to help save her belongings and ensure her safety. During the chaos of the fire, Scout realizes that someone has placed a blanket around her shoulders without her noticing. She later discovers that Boo Radley, a reclusive neighbor whom the children have been intrigued by, was the one who left the blanket. This revelation deepens their curiosity about Boo Radley and sparks a new understanding of him as a potentially kind and caring person. Chapter 8 also explores the aftermath of the fire and how the community comes together to support Miss Maudie. It highlights the themes of community, empathy, and the importance of helping others.

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p.96, "my stomach turned to water" is metaphor. It means someone feels very anxious

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jim-dandy 굉장한, 굉장한 것
morphedite (hermaphrodite의 slang) 자웅동체
perpetrate 저지르다
characterture 성격
hedge-clipper 생울타리 깎는 사람
triumphant 크게 성공한, 득의만면한
fussing 소란, 소동

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Jem and Scout- in a good relationsip than ever. Jem makes a snowman and Scout compliments him
Jem and Atticus- also in a good relationship- Atticus compiments Jem and Jem gets shy
Miss Maudie and Jem- Jem stole her hat for the snowman and got scolded
Miss Maudie and Atticus-did a 'arm waving conversation' about the hat Jem stole. reassured Jem about the hat.

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Maycomb experiences its coldest weather since 1885. Mr. Avery insists that the Rosetta Stone indicates that when children disobey, smoke cigarettes, and fight, the seasons change, so Jem and Scout feel guilty for causing themselves and everyone else discomfort. Mrs. Radley dies over the winter with little fanfare.

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Maycomb town turned to winter. And Mrs. Radley died that winter. After Atticus returned to home he told his children it was natural reason that she died. Scout and Jem asked Atticus about Arthur but he told he didn’t see him. Next morning, it was snowing outside. Scout and Jem started to make snowman. It was first time to them to make snowman. They brought some snow from Ms. Maudie’s(neighbor of Finch)garden. And continue to make big snowman.

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Allusion:
Mr. Avery said that it was written on the Rosetta Stone that when children disobeyed their parents, smoked cigarettes and made war on each other, the seasons would change.
: This is an allusion to the Rosetta Stone

Symbolism:
The snowfall in this chapter represents a temporary pause in the racial tensions and divisions in Maycomb, creating a sense of unity and innocence.

Imagery:
Snow-ice cream, snowmen, patches of white piled up on the sides of the road

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unfathomable: 불가사의한
aberrarion: 일탈, 변화
entrust: 맡기다
accost: 다가가 말을 걸다
thrift: 아르메리아 (해안가에 자라는 야생화)
azalea: 철쭉
burlap bag: 포대

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- Complete the Comprehension Check Questions Ch5-7 worksheet
- Read Chapter 8 (p.85-98)
- Put posts on Padlet according to your parts and roles assigned
- Submit 수행평가3 (due: midnight of May 15th) on Google Classroom

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Personification
: 'Fire silently devoured...'
'...eaten it's way to the roof...'
'...roaring house...'
Simile
'... looks like a pumpkin-'
'... like fog off a riverbank.'
'... like a fly in amber.'
Imagery
'...window-frames were black against a vivid orange centre.'

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pavement: n. 인도, 보도

wedge: n. 쐐기, v. (좁은 틈 사이에) 끼워 넣다

dread: (…을) 몹시 무서워하다, (안 좋은 일이 생길까 봐) 두려워하다, n. 두려움

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In Chapter 8 of "To Kill a Mockingbird," the story takes place during the winter in the town of Maycomb, Alabama. One of the notable events that occurs in this chapter is when Miss Maudie's house catches fire. Scout and Jem, the main characters, wake up in the middle of the night to see the flames engulfing Miss Maudie's home. The townspeople gather to help save her belongings and ensure her safety. During the chaos of the fire, Scout realizes that someone has placed a blanket around her shoulders without her noticing. She later discovers that Boo Radley, a reclusive neighbor whom the children have been intrigued by, was the one who left the blanket. This revelation deepens their curiosity about Boo Radley and sparks a new understanding of him as a potentially kind and caring person. Chapter 8 also explores the aftermath of the fire and how the community comes together to support Miss Maudie. It highlights the themes of community, empathy, and the importance of helping others.

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Formal

Allusion:
Mr. Avery said that it was written on the Rosetta Stone that when children disobeyed their parents, smoked cigarettes and made war on each other, the seasons would change.
: This is an allusion to the Rosetta Stone

Symbolism:
The snowfall in this chapter represents a temporary pause in the racial tensions and divisions in Maycomb, creating a sense of unity and innocence.

Imagery:
Snow-ice cream, snowmen, patches of white piled up on the sides of the road

Event

Maycomb experiences its coldest weather since 1885. Mr. Avery insists that the Rosetta Stone indicates that when children disobey, smoke cigarettes, and fight, the seasons change, so Jem and Scout feel guilty for causing themselves and everyone else discomfort. Mrs. Radley dies over the winter with little fanfare.

Relationship

Maycomb town turned to winter. And Mrs. Radley died that winter. After Atticus returned to home he told his children it was natural reason that she died. Scout and Jem asked Atticus about Arthur but he told he didn’t see him. Next morning, it was snowing outside. Scout and Jem started to make snowman. It was first time to them to make snowman. They brought some snow from Ms. Maudie’s(neighbor of Finch)garden. And continue to make big snowman.

Linguistic
unfathomable: 불가사의한
aberrarion: 일탈, 변화
entrust: 맡기다
accost: 다가가 말을 걸다
thrift: 아르메리아 (해안가에 자라는 야생화)
azalea: 철쭉
burlap bag: 포대

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<Formal Schema>
personification

<Linguistic Schema>
pavement: n. 인도, 보도

wedge: n. 쐐기, v. (좁은 틈 사이에) 끼워 넣다

dread: (…을) 몹시 무서워하다, (안 좋은 일이 생길까 봐) 두려워하다, n. 두려움

<Relationship Focused Summary>
Scout and Jem discover unexpected kindness from their reclusive neighbor Boo Radley, as he covers Scout with a blanket during their cold journey home from the school's pageant.

<Event Focused Summary>
At night when Jem and Scout made snowman, fire spewed from Miss Maudie's diningroom window. Atticus ordered Jem to stay with scout in front of Radley place and went Miss Maudie's house to help her family. However even firetrucks came to extinguish the fire, the fire gushed everywhere and the house got collapsed.

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At night when Jem and Scout made snowman, fire spewed from Miss Maudie's diningroom window. Atticus ordered Jem to stay with scout in front of Radley place and went Miss Maudie's house to help her family. However even firetrucks came to extinguish the fire, the fire gushed everywhere and the house got collapsed.

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Scout and Jem discover unexpected kindness from their reclusive neighbor Boo Radley, as he covers Scout with a blanket during their cold journey home from the school's pageant.