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Streetcar Vocabulary Prezi
                      - This was due April 21st at 11:59:
Objective - You will learn Prezi in order to determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used within the context of our readings.

Follow These Vocabulary Prezi Directions:

1. Go to http://prezi.com/ and sign up for a "public" account
     a. Use your school email address.
     b. Use a password that you can remember.

2. Click on "New Prezi," or continue working on your saved Prezi.   

3. Choose a template appropriate to a 20 vocabulary word Prezi.

4. Create a Title Frame with the following:
     a. A Streetcar Named Desire Vocabulary    
     b. Your Name, and your partner's Name
     c. Make sure to italicize the title of the book.

5. Add a brief summary of the play, A Streetcar Named Desire, by Tennessee Williams.
     a. Add the online address of the source of your summary - identified with "source:"
     b. Add an image of the cover or poster of the play.

6. Add a frame for each of the vocabulary words to the right:
    Make sure your frame contains the following items:
     a. The word.
     b. Its definition.
     c. Your own original sentence for the word (do not copy and paste from the web).
     d. An image from Google Images that relates to your sentence.
     e. The word in a different color in your sentence.

7. Add some rotation to your brackets - see: 
http://dml.wikis.bgc.bard.edu/editing-prezi-elements#toc5 

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Complete these 20 Words by Monday at 11:59:
appraise = to assess; to evaluate
decay = rotted matter
emblem = symbol; sign
evoke = bring to mind
incongruous = out of place, or
       incompatible

lunacy = insanity; madness
perpetual = continual,
       everlasting
peruse = read through
preen = to clean; to groom
primitive = simple; crude

treachery = deceit; betrayal
valise = a traveling bag; a suitcase
vulgar = rude; offensive
solemn = deeply serious
wince = to flinch
deluded = be mentally deceived
morbid = gruesome; grisly
quaint = nicely odd or strange
row = a fight; a brawl
serene = calm; undisturbed



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