ROMEO

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ROMEO JULIET

• VOCABULARY

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ACT I

• mutiny
• civil
• affections
• shrift
• oppression
• chastity
• visage
• kin
• chinks

• debt
• foe
• atomi
• foreshadowing

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Brief Attention

• civil- people from same area who may or may not
  be friendly with one another
• shrift- confession
• chastity- purity
• visage- reflection
• kin- family
• chinks- money
• foe- enemy
• debt- owe another person
• atomi- small or tiny

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Elaborate Attention

• mutiny
• when someone (usually a group of people)
  refuse to follow what the person who is in
  control says

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• oppression
• When people are treated unfairly and not given
  the same opportunities as others

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• affection
• when someone likes something or
• another person

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• foreshadowing
• describes when something or someone is a clue
  to what will happen in the future

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Relationships Among Words

• Look at the pair of words. Is there a connection
  between the words? What is it? Maybe there is
  no connection between the words. How do you know
  this? Write this down in your English notebook
  and mark whether you believe there is a
  relationship between these words or not. Be
  ready to discuss!
• Go Together No Relation
• oppression/friendly
• foreshadowing/clue
• affection/like
• mutiny/conformity

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Have you ever???

• Have you ever felt oppressed? When? What
  happened? Can you think of any instances in our
  history that oppression was shown?
• Have you ever had an affection for another
  person? What would cause you to feel this way?

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ACT II

• heir
• conjure
• envious
• peril
• prorogued
• idolatry
• doting
• alliance

• rancor
• counterfeit
• ropery
• moderately

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Brief Attention

• heir- is a person who inherits money, property,
  or title when another person dies
• prorogued- postponed
• doting- loving or caring about someone very much
• alliance- a group of people or possibly countries
  that form together because they have something in
  common
• rancor- a feeling of bitterness and anger
• idolatry- someone who worships idols or has a
  certain admiration for another
• ropery- rudeness
• counterfeit- make something look real or genuine
  in order to deceive someone

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Elaborate Vocabulary

• envious
• peril
• conjure
• moderately

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Elaborate Attention

• envious- to want something that another person
  has sometimes it is also referred to in a
  hateful way
• Of what are you envious?

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peril- great dangersRaise your hand if you
think the following are perilous. . .
hurricanelight rainclose friendsstrangers
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Conjure- If you conjure something out of nothing,
you make something appear like magic.

• Which of these words would you associate with
  conjure? Write them down on your paper.
• spirits
• magician
• animals
• classroom

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moderately- to describe something that is neither
in large amount or small amount.

• What do you do moderately?
• Eat?
• Sleep?
• Talk?
• Spend money?

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Complete the SentencesWhich elaborate vocabulary
best fits in the blank?

• It is best to study __________________ throughout
  the year so you will not forget the material from
  the class.
• The young girl stuck in the burning house was in
  _________________.
• The dog was ______________of the new baby in the
  house because it was not getting the attention it
  used to.
• Negative thoughts began to ___________ in my mind
  when I saw my ex-boyfriend with my best friend.

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Idea CompletionHelp to complete these ideas

• How might you show that you are envious of
  another person?
• Because we live in Iowa, we may think tornados
  are more perilous than people in other locations
  because. . . .
• Why would you want to do something in a moderate
  manner?
• The magician conjured. . .

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ACT III

• consort
• rapier
• plague
• fray
• exile
• banished
• contrary
• perjured
• woe

• woo
• fickle
• soliloquy

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Brief Attention

• rapier- sword
• fray- fight or disturbance
• woo- to attempt to love someone or to get at
  their heart
• woe- sadness
• contrary- opposite
• exiled/banished- to be kicked out or removed from
  an area

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Elaborate Attention Words

• consort
• perjured
• fickle
• plague
• soliloquy

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consort

• When someone consorts with another, they are
  their friend, associate or companion. Sometimes
  when people play music together, or do some of
  the same things they are referred to as
  consorting.

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perjured

• describes when a person lies deliberately (on
  purpose) when he or she is under oath.

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fickle

• describes when someone or something changes
  quickly. It is usually associated with feelings
  and people, but can be used to discuss weather,
  and other situations.

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plague

• A widespread outbreak of an illness or disease
  it is fatal. It can also be used to describe an
  annoyance or a nuisance.

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soliloquy

• A word used to describe when a character talks to
  him/herself and reveals the truth to the
  audience. Mostly used when discussing plays.

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PICTURE IT!
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What word would you associate with this image?
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What word would you associate with this image?
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What word would you associate with this image?
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What word would you associate with this image?
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This picture BEST depicts what vocabulary word?
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Write It!

• Use the words fickle and plague in a sentence
  that will help us to understand the meaning of
  the words.
• Use the words consort and perjured in a sentence
  that will help us to understand the meaning of
  the words.
• Share

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Draw It!

• Choose one word and draw an image that you could
  associate with this word.
• Be ready to share.

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ACT IV

• charnel house
• orisons
• melancholy
• pestilent
• lamentable
• metaphor

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Brief Attention

• charnel house- a place where the dead are kept
  typically it is filled with bones
• orisons- prayers

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Elaborate Attention Words

• melancholy
• pestilence
• lamentable
• metaphor

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melancholy

• A word used to describe when someone feels
  sadness or when a situation is gloomy or possibly
  depressing.

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pestilence

• Describes when someone or something is like a
  disease or possibly an evil influence on another
  or the situation.

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lamentable

• Describes when a person or situation is deserving
  of regret or pity sometimes it can be used to
  describe a pathetic situation.

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metaphor

• A technique used to show a comparison (not using
  like or as- this is a simile). One thing is used
  to symbolize another.

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METAPHOR ME

• What is one metaphor that you could use to
  represent who you are?
• Start with this phrase. . . I am a
  __________________________________because
  __________________________________________________
  __________________________________________________
  __

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METAPHOR MRS. DANIELS

• I am a light bulb because sometimes I can be
  bright, cheerful and help to guide others but
  other times when my charge goes out, I am in the
  dark and not always the most helpful.

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Word Association

• Match the words from each column that are most
  similar
• melancholy regret
• pestilence sadness
• orisons prayers
• lamentable disease

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Have you Ever?

• When would you feel melancholy?
• Who could we feel lamentable towards?
• Would you typically consider your friends a
  pestilence?
• Why would someone be afraid to go into a charnel
  house?
• Where would you expect to see an orison?

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YES OR NO???

• Is Mercutio a pestilence towards the Nurse?
• Would Romeo believe in orisons?
• Does Tybalt probably end up in a charnel house?
• Does Juliet feel melancholy once she is told she
  must marry Paris?
• Is the death of Mercutio and Tybalt a lamentable
  day?

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ACT V

• defy
• apothecary
• mortal
• consents
• obsequies
• unsubstantial
• amorous
• paramour
• ambiguities

• privy

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Brief Attention

• apothecary- a person who sells medicines
• mortal- connected to death
• consent- to agree with
• obsequies- a funeral ceremony
• paramour- a lover
• privy- to know of a secret

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Elaborate Attention Vocabulary

• defy
• unsubstantial
• amorous
• ambiguities

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Defy

• When someone resists the opinion of another, the
  request of another person. The person who defies
  another or an idea is going against them/it, or
  opposes them/it.

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Idea Completion

• I defy the way that my parents. . . .
• because. . . . .
• Fill in the blanks with an appropriate
• and meaningful response.

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unsubstantial

• When something or someone does not have a factual
  basis to stand on. It lacks or does not have
  substance or truth.

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Word Associations

• Do the following words/phrase match with the word
  unsubstantial?
• Truth
• Rumors
• Perjured testimony
• Real

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amorous

• Describes when a person is in love or strongly
  attracted to someone.

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Image Association
Which of these images shows the word amorous well?
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ambiguities

• When someone is not sure of the meaning of words
  or someone uses words that do not have a specific
  meaning. If someone is speaking in ambiguities,
  it may be difficult to understand them or know
  what he or she means.

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Create a sentence

• Write a ambiguous sentence.
• Example-
• It was fun because it did something to me.

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Create a Sentence

• Rewrite your ambiguous sentence so that it makes
  more sense.
• Example- The play was enjoyable because I laughed
  for hours.