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aCTIvITy 1.11
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Angry: upset, enraged, irritated, sharp, vexed, livid, infuriated, incensed
Happy: mirthful, joyful, jovial, ecstatic, light-hearted, exultant, jubilant, giddy my Notes
Sad: poignant, despondent, sentimental, lugubrious, morose, woeful, mournful, desolate
Honest: sincere, candid, outspoken, forthright, frank, unbiased, blunt
Calm: placid, still, bored, composed, peaceful, tranquil, serene, soothing
Nervous: anxious, apprehensive, hesitant, fretful, agitated, jittery, afraid
Smart: wise, perceptive, quick-witted, clever, sagacious, intellectual, brainy, bright, sharp
5. Prepare to present your findings to the class. Use the outline below to prepare for your presentation.
6. While other groups present, listen to comprehend, and take notes. You will be responsible for applying this vocabulary in future activities.
Check Your Understanding
Which words would you use to describe the protagonist of the story you wrote? Which words would be appropriate to define a hero?
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Our group studied words that have the same denotation as
The most intense word is , which means One would feel if / when
The least intense word is , which means One would feel if / when
Our favorite word is , which means One would feel if / when
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. [specific situation]. . [specific situation]. . [specific situation].
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