Vocabulary in The Fall of the House of Usher
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The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe
Lesson Plans by Kristy Littlehale
Continuing his tradition of the creepy, weird, and Gothic style, Edgar Allan Poe does not disappoint in this short story about a strange family who finds its end in the most macabre of ways. Use storyboards and premade activities with your students today!
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The Fall of the House of Usher Vocabulary | Gothic Literature
Storyboard Text
- SUBLIME
- TARN
- ARABESQUE
- (adj.) inspiring grandeur or awe; elevated language or thought
- (n.) a small lake or pool formed by glaciers, usually found in mountains
- (adj.) fantastic
- INVALID
- VOCABULARY
- CATALEPTICAL
- (n.) a person made weak by illness or disability, and unable to care for himself or herself
- (adj.) a catatonic state where consciousness and use of the limbs are lost
Image Attributions
- 1971 At Cho Ray, the huge teaching hospital in Saigon, a Vietnamese nurse examines the dressings on a young patient's arm after assuring her that she will not lose her arm - tommy japan - (License Attribution )
- Arabesque ship - Untitled blue - (License Attribution )
- Sublime - Solis Invicti - (License Attribution )
- Watchful tarn, your mirrored eye - @sage_solar - (License Attribution )
- Whose toes are those? - Identity Photogr@phy - (License Attribution )
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