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…Due in class: The Devil & Tom Walker reading questions

Copy into journal: 14 Words that Make All the

Differenceprecept

detain

mistranscribe

offer

epilogue

nonextendeduncomplicated

insist

monogram

reproductionintermittent

aspect

indisposed

oversufficient

Day 9 (Part I) – 12/1Power-Up!

Copy into journal: precept: a rule, order, law

pre- before capere [cep, cip, ceiv, ceipt,

ceit] to take, to contain, to seize detain: to hold from, to delay

de- reversal, undoing, downwardtenere [ten, tain, tin] to hold, a

thing held

For Dojo points, what words can you think of that have any of these roots or prefixes?

Day 9 (Part II) – 12/1Power-Up!

pre- before capere [cep, cip, ceiv, ceipt, ceit] to take, to contain, to seizede- reversal, undoing, downwardtenere [ten, tain, tin] to hold, a thing held

Reading quiz on The Devil and Tom Walker

Make-Up Day: bring reading book to do entries in Dialectical Journal or drafts to type up final persuasive essay

NEXT CLASS – BE PREPARED

“The Devil and Tom Walker” by Washington

Irving

THE DEVIL AND TOM WALKER

BY WASHINGTON IRVING

Pg. 177As we read, focus on:Representation of Romantic Era

CharacterizationMaking predictions

Tonight, for English…

HW: Be prepared to get caught up.