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Exploring Vocabulary Through Memorable Associations**

Dive into a unique exploration of vocabulary through nostalgia and impactful memories. This activity connects powerful words with memorable figures and concepts such as the Montagues and Capulets or iconic personalities like Shaq and Michael Jackson. Each word encapsulates deeper meanings and associations, leading to engaging discussions. Words like “infallible” and “abstain” offer a spectrum of interpretations, rooted in our feelings and perceptions. Join us in this enlightening journey to enhance your vocabulary while reflecting on the past.

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Exploring Vocabulary Through Memorable Associations**

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  1. Ahhhh… Memories

  2. Half-full! Half-empty!

  3. Montagues Capulets

  4. I’m a superfast typer. After all, I never need to use Delete.

  5. Basketball Center: Shaq Pop Star: Michael Jackson Humanitarian: Mother Theresa

  6. Answers: 17. Decrepit 18. Credulous 19. Amicable 20. Disreputable (or reprehensible or transgress) 21. Infallible 22. Depravity 23. Euphemism 24. Abstain 25. Quintessence Answers: 1. Unkempt 2. Impervious 3. Destitute 4. Bigot 5. Pliable 6. Punitive 7. Temerity 8. Nostalgia 9. Cynical 10. Abhor 11. Invulnerable 12. Reprehensible (or transgress or disreputable) 13. Transgress (or reprehensible or disreputable) 14. Tyro 15. Precedent 16. Benevolent NOTE: Some of these pictures could arguably represent more than one word, especially as there are many similar words on this list. This would be part of the follow-up discussion to this activity.

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