I Survived: The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 >>> 4.3 Overview
I Survived: The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 >>> 4.3 Overview
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"I Survived: The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912" Concepts for pages 33-50 of the novel.
Fact & Opinion
How does knowing the difference between fact and opinion help you to better understand the text?
Inferring
How can using your background knowledge and ideas in the text help you to infer about what the author is trying to present?
Prefixes (pre-, mid-, over-, out-, bi-, de-)
What are the meanings of the prefixes pre-, mid-, over-, out-, bi-, and de- and how do they change the meaning of the base word?
Possessive Pronouns
How can understanding possessive pronouns help you become a better writer?
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Interactive Slide
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4.3 Vocabulary
4.3 Vocabulary
steward - a person who looks after and tends to passengers on a ship, aircraft, or train (i.e. brings passengers meals)
steward - a person who looks after and tends to passengers on a ship, aircraft, or train (i.e. brings passengers meals)
hold - a large space in the lower part of a ship or aircraft in which cargo is stowed
hold - a large space in the lower part of a ship or aircraft in which cargo is stowed
prickled - a tingling sensation on one’s skin or body part, especially as the result of strong emotion
prickled - a tingling sensation on one’s skin or body part, especially as the result of strong emotion
loot - treasured goods, especially private property (such as valuables and money)
loot - treasured goods, especially private property (such as valuables and money)
suite - a set of rooms (usually connected under one room number) designated for one person’s or family’s use for a particular purpose
suite - a set of rooms (usually connected under one room number) designated for one person’s or family’s use for a particular purpose
regulations - rules or orders, especially for safety, that must be obeyed by law
regulations - rules or orders, especially for safety, that must be obeyed by law
exasperated - to be intensely irritated and frustrated
exasperated - to be intensely irritated and frustrated
4.3 Spelling
4.3 Spelling
PREFIXES (PRE-, MID-, OVER-, OUT-, BI-, DE-)
PREFIXES (PRE-, MID-, OVER-, OUT-, BI-, DE-)
prepaid overgrown outgoing prediction
prepaid overgrown outgoing prediction
midnight prefix overtime precaution
midnight prefix overtime precaution
overflow Midwest overdue midsection
overflow Midwest overdue midsection
outdoors pretest outside overweight
outdoors pretest outside overweight
outline midpoint outfield prehistoric
outline midpoint outfield prehistoric
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