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Vocabulary Definitions The Woman in the Snow. ›Boycott: Punishment of an organization by refusing to use its services. ›Discrimination: Unfair treatment.

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1 Vocabulary Definitions The Woman in the Snow

2 ›Boycott: Punishment of an organization by refusing to use its services. ›Discrimination: Unfair treatment of people in a particular group. ›Desperately: Frantically, with great need. ›Compassion: Care for the suffering and troubles of others. Vocabulary

3 Guess the word The Woman in the Snow

4 ›Ignore ›Abstain ›Block ›Reject Guess the Vocabulary Word

5 Boycott Guess the Vocabulary Word

6 ›Empathy ›Concern ›Caring ›Unfeeling (antonym) Guess the Vocabulary Word

7 Compassion Guess the Vocabulary Word

8 ›Urgently ›Rushed ›Can be worried during ›Usually seen around the holidays Guess the Vocabulary Word

9 Desperately Guess the Vocabulary Word

10 ›Separate, but not equal ›I’m better because… ›Race, religion, sex, age, etc. ›Wrong…just wrong. Guess the Vocabulary Word

11 Discrimination Guess the Vocabulary Word

12 Point of View The Woman in the Snow

13 ›First Person ›Third Person Review

14 ›Omniscient = all-knowing ›An omniscient narrator knows every thing about the characters –What the characters think and feel –Information that the characters may not know –Can inform us of past and future events What is third person omniscient?

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