Emma's [Word Meaning] Romeo and Juliet Prolog by Emma Graham https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia Choose one of the following words to complete the bubbles - please add additional bubbles if there is more information than the provided bubbles can achieve. en-us 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC 2026-01-19 17:22:44 UTC hello@padlet.com ORIGINAL WORD: Dignity emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653156 form (adj/v/n/adv): noun: dignity

]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653156 DENOTATION(S) - bold the correct definition considering the context of the sentence emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653158 1. the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.
2. a composed or serious manner or style.
3. a sense of pride in oneself; self-respect.]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653158 SYNONYM(S): What other words have similar meaning? Then, explain WHY the original word might have been chosen. emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653159 1. Nobility
2. Majesty
3. Regality
The original word is best because it fits the iambic pentameter while still making the sentence concise and straight to the point. Also, the word dignity shows that both family lines are the same class while not necessarily convincing you that they are rich "reality, majesty".]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653159 CONNOTATIONS: What emotions does this word develop? What other words/phrases or allusion does this word have? Add images. emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653160

2. This word develops emotions such as care for both family lines, value for both sides, respect, and equality.
3. This word doesn't have other allusions, that I can think of.. A quote I know that relates to dignity is "No matter what they take from me they can’t take my dignity." - George Benson (I had to look up the person who wrote it haha)]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653160 CONTEXT: What key details in the sentence impact this word? If this word is/was unknown to you, what other key details from the sentence or surrounding sentences help readers understand this word? emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653161 When it says "both families alike in dignity" it helps readers understand the word because it shows that the families weren't regal, but that they are both at the same level.
The sentence conveys "both families alike" is a clue to the word meaning since it is referencing Shakespear. This is important because I can use my background knowledge of Shakespear to figure out that the families are both equal in value.
The word is a noun that helps readers because it is short and easy to understand. It also helps fit the iambic pentameter requirements for the specific sentence.
The word has a positive connotation that helps readers understand that both families are deserving of respect in some way, shape, or form.]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653161 SYNTAX: Write the original sentence, then rewrite the sentence in a different arrangement. emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653162 Original: 'Two Household, Both Alike in Dignity'
New syntax: Alike two households both in dignity.
New syntax: Both alike be two households in prosperity.]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653162 PREFIXES & SUFFIXES: Can you add prefixes and suffixes to the word? What is the new definition of the word with the prefix/suffix? emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653163 New word: Undignified  Definition: Someone who does not possess dignity (for themselves or others), does not receive respect.]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653163 OTHER WORD FORMS: how can the word change? What is the word if it is a noun/adjective/verb/adverb? emmagraham2 https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653164 1. word: dignified form: adj.  tense: Past
2. word: dignifying form: adv.  tense: Present Participle
3. word: dignify form: adv.  tense: Infinitive]]> 2022-01-10 19:44:15 UTC https://padlet.com/emmagraham2/bznjgorfo1o0zyia/wish/1984653164