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Hi there, please make sure there is no plagiarism and it is 100% written in human form. All work must be original and unique. I will be submitting this through multiple AI plagiarism checkers so please be mindful of that. Thank you.
ASSIGNMENT 1: Building Vocabulary
As you read the novel, it is important to stop and look up any unfamiliar words you encounter. Building vocabulary is a reading strategy that helps you understand the text and will help you with future reading. In this assignment you will take a closer look at some of the words used in the novel.
DIRECTIONS:
Read the sentence from the novel that contains the vocabulary word.
Read the definition of the vocabulary word.
Read the question that follows the definition. Then answer that question in a complete sentence using the vocabulary word.
Note: You may use a dictionary to complete this assignment. Follow this link to an online dictionary: www.dictionary.com or search for any other online dictionary.
VOCABULARY EXERCISE
“I haven’t had a seizure in seven years, but the doctors tell me that I am susceptible to seizure activity.” (p. 3)
Definition of “susceptible:” likely to be stricken with or by.
Question: What kind of behavior would make you susceptible to catching the flu?
“And let me tell you, that old, old, old, decrepit geometry book hit my heart with the force of a nuclear bomb.” (p. 31)
Definition of “decrepit:” broken down, fallen into ruin
Question: How would you feel if you had to attend an old, decrepit school?
“I couldn’t sleep that night because I kept thinking about my impending doom.” (p. 70)
Definition of “impending:” hanging over one’s head, hovering in a threatening way.
Question: What strategies do you use to tackle your impending homework?
“We should have all been delirious that she’d moved out of the basement.” (p. 91)
Definition of “delirious:” wildly excited
Question: What kind of music makes you delirious?
“Can an indian have a legacy in a white town?” (p. 182)
Definition of “legacy:” an inheritance, something passed down from one generation to the next.
Question: What is the legacy of Viola Desmond?
“VULNERABLE! She told me that I was vulnerable.” (p. 203)
Definition of “vulnerable:” open to attack or being hurt.
Question: What kind of situation could make a teenager feel vulnerable?
“I wept because I was the only one who was brave and crazy enough to leave the rez. I was the only one with enough arrogance.” (p. 217)
Definition of “arrogance:” an attitude of superiority.
Question: With respect to the quotation provided, explain how arrogance can sometimes be a good thing.
“I kept expecting one of them to snap and send me plummeting to my death.” (p. 225)
Definition of “plummeting:” falling.
Question: What might cause your grades in school to start plummeting?
9. “Yep, I was scintillating. The sports guy stopped the interview.” (P. 183)
Definition: witty, brilliantly clever
Question: From your own experience, provide an example of a person speaking in a scintillating manner.