Cp9 u5 sb 5.1 unit intro and vocab
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Today students will be introduced to a new unit on Romeo and Juliet. They will review vocabulary from Unit 8 and work on grammar. Students are asked to write in their journals about their prior experience with Shakespeare and what they know about Romeo and Juliet, as well as any challenges they anticipate in this upcoming unit.
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- 5. assent (n) expression of willingness; agreement
- 6. facile (adj) achieved with little difficulty, easy; skillful, able to succeed with ease
- 7. halting (adj) uncertain and indecisive; hesitant
- 8. immersion (n) complete mental attention; concentration
- 9. irksome (adj) causing weariness or annoyance; tiresome
- 10. kinship (n) close connection due to similarities; affinity; relatedness
- 12. transitory (adj) lasting only a short time; temporary
- 13. visage (n) facial features and expression; countenance