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Vocabulary Webs- Speech

Webs must include: Vocabulary Word Definition Part of Speech Example Sentence or Picture. proposition consecrate detract discrimination default desolate inextricably tribulation wallow exalt discord. Vocabulary Webs- Speech. Sample Vocabulary Web. Definition. Characteristics.

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Vocabulary Webs- Speech

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  1. Webs must include: Vocabulary Word Definition Part of Speech Example Sentence or Picture proposition consecrate detract discrimination default desolate inextricably tribulation wallow exalt discord Vocabulary Webs- Speech

  2. Sample Vocabulary Web Definition Characteristics Word Part of Speech (noun, verb, adjective, adverb) Example

  3. I Have a Dream (link) • "I Have a Dream" • Listen as King delivers his speech & read along with the text. • Respond: set up your paper for Cornell Notes…

  4. Context What is the EVENT that caused the author to write this speech? What was happening at the time that inspired him?

  5. Author’s Purpose Why did he write this speech? Choose any that apply & explain: • Inform- give you information • Entertain- give you pleasure • Persuade- ask you to believe his opinion

  6. Author’s Point of View • What is the author’s position about this issue?

  7. Mood What EMOTIONS do you get from this speech? What are you inspired to feel as you read it?

  8. Theme What MESSAGE do you get from this speech? What does the author want you to remember the most from this speech?

  9. Put it all together…. Personal Writing- How far do you think we have come in the struggle for racial equality? Are Dr. King’s words true for all races? How big a problem is racism today? Can racism be fought without violence? Write a letter to someone addressing these questions.

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