Language Arts Study Guide
Terms
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- margot
- its just a phase all girls go through it
- mrs frank
- get out
- the interlopers
- two men fued over land and only at death do they befriend eachother
- aryan race
- the pure or supreme race
- colon
- used before a list
- rain rain go away
- sugar people
- miep
- dirk is taking me to a party tonight
- allies
- britain, US, france
- quotations
- the title of a poem is always in
- final solution
- hitlers idea to kill all jews and create a perfect race
- mr dussel
- someones probably made a meal out of that cat
- essay
- 3.5
- transitions
- fan boys
- mein kampf
- my struggle hitlers book
- christmas day in the morning
- boy recalls a christmas he had as a child
- the rule of names
- people control people when they know their real name
- mr frank
- there are no locks no bolts that they can put on your mind
- SS
- nazi party
- semicolon
- used to join a sentence and a fragment together (punctuation)
- resistance
- refusing to give up their jews or jews refusing to be taken
- mr kraler
- should we pay him
- hyphen
- used to split a word when it cant all fit on one line
- anne frank
- despite all of this i still believe people are truly good at heart
- peter
- when i heard that i just wanted to hit him
- mr van daan
- none of them are as bad as me
- genocide
- hitlers way of killing all of europes jews
- writing process
- prewrite roug draft final copy
- comma
- well when i was a kid we had to walk two miles everyday to get to school. what is this sentence missing?
- mrs van daan
- he always got me the best money could buy
- concentration camps
- where jews were sent durring the holocaust
- parentheses
- used when you add something to a sentence like, (i do too)
- apostrophe
- used at the ends of words to show possesion or number
- ghettos
- where jews lived before the consentration camps
- the running brook of horror
- snake expert is bitten by deadly snake
- holocaust
- when over 6 million jews were killed
- dash
- used when something is added into a sentence that is not needed (used before and after)