Vocab 1
Vocab 2
Story 1
Story 2
Terminology
100

Gavel

A small mallet 

100

Hearing

Official meeting to listen to arguements

100

Are Jonathan, Taylor, and Sylvia really nieces and nephews of Aunt Mazey?

No, she just treats them like family

100

Who is the newcomer in Aunt Mazey's life?

Her nephew

100

What is dialogue?

Conversation between two characters

200

Jaunty

Perky, cheerful

200

Glowered

Stared sullenly or angrily

200

What do the children who helped Aunt Mazey with the maple syrup project get for their hard work?

Each person gets a jar of maple syrup and a chunk of sugar

200

What are the boys willing to do to get downtown?

Tweed's brother's chores for a month in return for a ride into town

200

In what point of view is this story told?

First Person

300

Diagnosis

Conclusion drawn from studying a situation

300

Assessment

Judgement, opinion

300

Why does Aunt Mazey have to go to court?

Her nephew is trying to claim she is crazy in order to take her money

300

What was Aunt Mazey doing with her money?

Setting up a college fund for the children

300

What is textual evidence?

Information taken from the story to prove a fact

400

Contempt

Showing disrespect or disobedience to authority 

400

Winced

Moved or pulled back quickly

400

Why is a banker one of the witnesses?

Aunt Mazey has withdrawn a large amount of money from her bank account recently 

400

Does Aunt Mazey go to the social? How do you know?

No, her freezer is not on the ice-cream table and she is nowhere to be found

400

What is a syllable?

A single, unbroken vowel sound

500

Aghast

Horrified

500

Competency

Ability to function as is necessary or desired

500

What does Mazey stand for? What does Taylor think it stands for?

Mazedon, Amazing

500

What is the person called who represents a client? Who keeps order in the courtroom? Who makes the final decision?

Lawyer, bailiff, judge

500

Where do we put an accent on a word?

On the syllable that is emphasized

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