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ThursdayOctober 31, 2013Take out your notebooksAnd take everything else off of your desks.Checking inRemindersQuality of WorkSentencesWord ChoiceProofreadingEmailsProper SubjectProper MessageOn TIME

AnnouncementsTerm 1 closes on November 8!Class ObjectivesIdentify the part of speech and definition for Vocab Week 5 Words.Review Vocab Week 5 HomeworkTake accurate notes from lecture

Language ObjectivesCreate thoughtful and accurate sentences using this weeks vocab wordsIdentify definitions for important Jewish vocabularyAgendaReview Vocab Week 5 WordsDiscuss Vocab Week 5 HomeworkFamiliarize yourselves with important Jewish vocabulary you will need before we begin reading the novelFill out a family tree for Elie WieselPass out books and start reading!

Vocab Week 5Vocab Week 5 Words: pg. 38Vocab Week 5 homework:pg. 39 I need 7 Volunteers!Part of Speech:

AdjectiveCharacterized by an intense and serious state of mindDefinition:President Obamas earnest speech moved many of his supporters to action. Earnest

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NounAn announcement of lawDefinition:No one read the edict carefully; it clearly stated that all students had to bring Ms. Park breakfast at least once during the year. Edict

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NounA sense of agonizing painDefinition:The anguish in the childs face was heartbreaking. Anguish

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NounThe act of misleading the mind or judgmentDefinition:Jack became a victim of his own delusion; he thought he was the best looking guy in the school.Delusion

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AdjectiveImpressive to the mind in terms of power or beautyDefinition:The sublime barrel seemed to go on for hours.Sublime

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AdjectiveA tendency to believe that the best possible outcome will occurDefinition:The optimistic cat truly believed he could get up the slide. Optimistic

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VerbTo fix or to officially put into placeDefinition:Ms. Park appointed herself President of her classroom.Appoint

Vocab Week5Homework Due: YESTERDAYVocab Week 5: TEST FRIDAYImportant Jewish VocabularyUpdate your table of contents and open up your notebooks to page 41. Title this page, Night Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Words You Should KnowTorah Hebrew BibleTalmud a collection of teachings of early rabbisHasidism movement of Orthodox JudaismCabbala mystical commentary on the Torah studied by Jewish scholars Night Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Words You Should KnowRosh Hashanah Jewish new yearYom Kippur holiest day of the Jewish calendar in which every individual is judged by GodPassover eight-day celebration of the freeing of the Jewish people from slavery in EgyptSynagogue Jewish house of worship and study Saturday Jewish day of rest Night Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Words You Should KnowGestapo: German Secret State Police, part of the SS known for its tactics of terrorismRed Army: Russian army who fought against the Germans in WWIIFascism: oppressive form of government ruled by a dictator that uses terror and censorship to maintain control and powerBoche: slang for German soldierImportant Jewish VocabularyPlease affix these notes into your notebook.Elies family treeI am giving you a small family tree.

Please attach this to page 42 of your notebook.

Title this page: Elies family treeElies Father

CHLOMO

Elies Mother

Elies Oldest Sister:Hilda

Elies Younger Sister:Tziapora

Elies Older Sister:

Beatrice

Elie: (full name)

Eliezer Wiesel

23Night Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Words You Should KnowGestapo: German Secret State Police, part of the SS known for its tactics of terrorismRed Army: Russian army who fought against the Germans in WWIIFascism: oppressive form of government ruled by a dictator that uses terror and censorship to maintain control and powerBoche: slang for German soldierNight BooksNight AnnotationsAt minimum: one sticky note per pageInformation on the sticky note:

Key PointsImportant DatesEmotionsThoughtsMain IdeasCharactersReactionsImportant EventsHistorical ConnectionsCharacter Connections

Night AnnotationsSticky Notes must be:

NEATCLEAR*USEFUL*Night AnnotationsYou will have sticky note checks during vocab tests.

These sticky checks will count as QUIZ grades.

Vocab Week 6Vocab Week 6 Words: pg. 43Vocab Week 6 homework:pg. 44 I need 7 Volunteers!Part of Speech:

AdjectiveOf or relating to a dreamlike qualityDefinition:Surreal

The moment was surreal; no one knew what to believe. Part of Speech:

AdjectiveOf or relating to the real thing; Not imaginaryDefinition:VeritableThe students at Hogwarts had a veritable feast their first night at school.

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NounThe suspension of a sentenceDefinition:ReprieveThe man was given a reprieve when his lawyer found that the testifying witness had been lying.

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VerbTo shake or move with a slight trembling motionDefinition:QuiverOur dog quivered with fear when we got him to the veterinarians office.

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AdjectiveMarked by abnormal weight loss; extremely thinDefinition:EmaciatedTwiggys emaciated image dominated the fashion world in the 1960s.

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NounImportance; Consequence; Meaning Definition:SignificanceSocial medias significance has risen exponentially over the past few years.

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NounSomething that incites greater action with the prospect of rewardDefinition:IncentiveOne of Ms. Parks favorite incentives is the top four lunch!