Rome and Juliet II

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9th Grade

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Pam DeLucia

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Romeo and Juliet II

By Pam DeLucia

Match

Match each term to its definition

to imitate or mimic in a way that ridicules them

a composed and serious manner that commands respect

to endure something you don't like or agree with

being rude and disrespectful in behavior or attitude

to assert the opposite opinion or viewpoint which leads to conflict or disagreement

mock

dignified

tolerate

insolent

contradict

Match

Match each term to its definition

showing gentleness, kindness or care

imperfections or weaknesses

to pretend to be someone or something else

to express contempt through a facial expression

a feeling to desire to harm, annoy or frustrate

tender

flaws

masquerade

sneer

spite

Labeling

How are these students behaving?

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

sneer

insolent

dignified

Labeling

Mark wanted to look ____ for his job interview

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

dignified

tender

flawed

Labeling

They are dressed to

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

mock

contradict

masquerade

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Jason gave his broccoli a

farewell before dramatically launching it into the trash.

“Nice outfit,” Mia said with a

, clearly forgetting she once wore socks with sandals.

Kyle tried to

his friend’s dance moves, but ended up pulling a hamstring.

I can

math class—but only if snacks and sarcasm are allowed.

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In a fit of

, Lily ate her sister’s leftover pizza—even though it had pineapple on it.

Caleb tried to make a

exit from the cafeteria, but tripped over a lunch tray and face-planted into a pudding cup.

Marcus tried to

as someone who had studied for the test, but his empty stare gave him away.

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Ava said she wasn’t dramatic, then proceeded to

herself by fake fainting over a B+.

Liam tried to look

during his presentation, but the toilet paper stuck to his shoe ruined the vibe.

Jackson strutted into class like a runway model, totally convinced he had no

—until he realized his shirt was inside out and backwards.

Ty pretended to be chill and mysterious, but the

fell apart when he screamed during a pop quiz like it was a horror movie.

Categorize

Options (8)

sneer

mock

spite

insolence

tender

tolerance

dignified

contradictory

Put each word in the proper category

negative behaviors

positive behaviors or traits

Draw

Draw a flawed object

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