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Exploring Vocabulary from "Great Expectations": Key Terms and Concepts

This resource focuses on essential vocabulary from Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations," including definitions and contextual uses of terms like "blacksmith," "strike," "shackles," "rifle," "ravenously," and "wretched." Students will engage with comprehension questions and summarize their readings, enhancing their understanding of the text and its themes.

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Exploring Vocabulary from "Great Expectations": Key Terms and Concepts

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  1. SETTING THE SCENE-VOCABULARY GREAT EXPECTATIONS

  2. BLACKSMITH • a PERSON who forges and shapes iron with a hammer and anvil • To STRIKE : To hit

  3. Shackles A restraint that confines or restricts freedom To rifle: Tosearchvigorously Ravenously: hungrily

  4. Wretched :

  5. Classwork • Answerthecomprehensionquestions of pag 98 (students’ book) • Write a briefsummary of whatyoureadfrom Great Expectations in 50 words.

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