Vocabulary in A Tale of Two Cities
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A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Lesson Plans by Kristy Littlehale
The French Revolution is the perfect setting to analyze the limits of justice and what happens when a ruling class continues to suppress the people. In doing so, Dickens explores important themes such as the destructive nature of revenge, revolution, the importance of sacrifice, and resurrection.
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A Tale of Two Cities Vocabulary spider map graphic organizer
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- UNIMPEACHABLE
- MENAGERIE
- Come visit the zoo!
- MARQUIS
- (adj.) trustworthy; unable to be questioned or doubted
- (n.) a collection of wild animals used for exhibits
- (n.) the nobleman rank below a count
- BACCHANALIAN
- VOCABULARY
- RUMINATE
- (adj.) wild merriness or revelry, usually accompanied by heavy alcohol intake
- (v.) to think deeply; to reflect carefully
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