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2) It previews vocabulary words from the movie and provides fill-in-the-blank questions about scenes from the first 30 minutes.
3) The questions ask about comparing Ian and Toula's families, things they have done against their parents' wills, how Toula's family found out about Ian, what Ian did to get approval, and how Greeks celebrate Easter in the movie.
My big fat_greek_wedding_1
Toula's family is a traditional Greek family and she grew up feeling different from the other "pretty" girls in her neighborhood who were allowed to go to dances and brownies. Her father has told her since she was 15 that nice Greek girls are supposed to get married, have babies, and take care of their husbands. Toula wants more than this and dreams of going to college, but finds it difficult because of her family's expectations. John works at his family's restaurant and Toula's family tries to set them up, not realizing Toula's dreams to pursue her own path rather than just getting married.
My big fat_greek_wedding_3
Toula and Ian get married in a traditional Greek wedding ceremony. Toula's large, close-knit Greek family is very different from Ian's smaller, more reserved family. Toula's brother decides to move to New York with his new wife. There was an issue with the wedding invitation cards not matching. Ian couldn't invite his friend to be his best man because Toula's cousin was already chosen for that role. Mr. Portokalos gives a heartfelt and funny wedding speech in Greek for the guests.
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- 1. Look up and translate the A dismaying feeling following words and An equation expressions: To devour A namesake Do you feel cheated? To give up a child for People are up and gone adoption with the book To set out to do smth A book bares re-reading To captivate Sleep depravation To have a hard time To be sensory deprived Ten years in-the-making A cocoon
- 2. She found out before she was born that her parents ___________ their first child for adoption. That child ___________ to be Steve Jobs. So this book ended up differently than you __________ to create. I had a hard time ___________ exactly how to set it. When you think that “The Great Gatsby” was written in 6 weeks it’s a ___________ feeling. You know that’s an interesting thing…the equation in how long ___________ a creator to create something and a devourer to ________ something.
- 3. Do you feel _______ that people are up and gone with your book in so much less time than it took you to create it? You want to make a book, if at all possible, that would ____ _________. I think it is true. I think the language that you hear as a young child is so _________ to you. It’s such a dilated moment in your life and … you’re both ________ and … I don’t know, you’re sensory deprived, you’re sleep deprived.
- 4. Why does the host say that Mona Simpson “has stories to tell?” What does it mean when people say “she has stories to tell.” Mona Simpson says that all books end up “being the way they want to be.” What does she mean by that? What book are they talking about and how did Ms. Simpson start writing it? What captivated her? What did Steve refer to when in conversation he said, “ten years in-the-making?” What did he mean? What does Steve mean when he talks about the “equation?” What did you find out about Mona’s idea of bringing up children and its impact on mothers? How does Steve describe the word “dilated?”
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