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EXPLAIN YOURSELF…Quietly write and answer questions 1-5 on page 109 of
the REV It Up! book.
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Mexico declared its independence from Spain in 1821
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TheMarbury v. Madisoncase establishes judicial review in 1803.
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Lauryn Hill won five Grammys for her debut solo album, “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” in 1999.
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Chester Nimitz - 1885Edward James Olmos - 1947Steve Jobs - 1955Kristin Davis - 1965
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In your own words, what is aNARRATION? Bonus: Give 3 related words
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Narration is telling a story; three related words: narrate, narrator, narrative
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Vocabulary List Page
109
Introducing Vocabulary
REV IT UP BOOKS
A person with a strong and honest personality
rectitude
rectitude
Your Turn: with your table partners, describe
someone you know that shows
rectitude
rectitude
Something planned to happen but
not completely certain
tentative
tentative
Your Turn: with your table
partners, share any tentative
weekend plans you may have
tentative
An object that is kept because it reminds you of
a special person or occasion
memento
memento
Your Turn: with your table
partners, talk about mementos you’ve held onto
and why
memento
Doing something
carefully and with a lot of attention to
detail
meticulous
meticulous
Your Turn: with your table partners,
demonstrate examining a
book meticulously
meticulous
An attitude that doesn’t
take important things
seriously
cavalier
cavalier
Your Turn: with your table partners,
demonstrate how a cavalier person would act about
winning a car
cavalier
Having tender or
loving feeling about
someone or something
sentimental
sentimental
Your Turn: with your table
partners, tell each other about
things you are sentimental
about
sentimental
Saving something that was
going to be destroyed
salvage
salvage
Your Turn: with your table
partners, share about something
you wish you could have salvaged
salvage
A long, wide path or strip
swath
swath
Your Turn: with your table partners,
demonstrate how you would create a swath through
dust
swath
Something that is
unplanned disorganized
or messy
haphazard
haphazard
Your Turn: in your notebooks, write
your signatures in a haphazard
manner
haphazard
Using humor to show how
foolish or wicked a person or
idea is
satirical
satirical
Your Turn: think about a rule you
dislike or disagree with and make a
satirical statement about that rule
satirical
EXPLAIN YOURSELFQuestions 6-
10 from pg. 109 in REV it up! books.
Wrapping Up!