Echo and Nacissus 121119

Jasmine Ngatokoa

Tuesday 12 November 2019

Echo and Narcissus

Echo and Narcissus

Author: Michelle Demetri

Comprehension:

1 - What fault did Echo have?
a - She talked to much

2 -Why didn’t Echo tell Narcissus how she felt about him?
a - She could only repeat others words

3 - Narcissism comes from the name Narcissus.

What is most likely the meaning of narcissism.

c - Too much self love.

4 - Write the letter phrases that best completes each sentence.

He wass …
a - Concieted and selfish

5 - If you asked Echo, “Where are you?” she would answer….

c - “Where are you?”

Vocabulary:

A:
1 Good looking(4) - Handsome
2. Very pleased with oneself(4) - loved oneself
3. Hold spellbound(4) - enchant him
4. Frowned; made an ugly face(11) - He scowled
5. Slowly dissapeared(13) - Faded away

B:

6 - We often read about nymphs, gods, and goddesses in Greek myths.(2)

7 -The gods and goddesses were more just than ordinary people.(2)

8 -Laws protect good people and very bad people.

9 -Our neighbour, Mr, Jimenez, was by our dog’s barking.(2)

10 - Jane was new at the new school because she had no friends. (13)

Word Study:

C:

11 She _drank her milk an hour ago

12 The car was trapped in the snow 

13 the frog jumped into the po__

14 I walked past the school on the way home.

15 My father has gray  hair

16 The bread is very dry

17 i'd like you to meet my friend  Martha.

18 How fast are you traveling.

D:

19. The storm was haulful.

20. Lay your hat on the table.

21. The pot is made of clout.

22. The boy crawled through the tunnel.

23. Here’s a blue crayon to draw with.

24. The dogs poos are muddy

25. I never could draw very good.

26. Let’s play on the beach.

E:

doesn’t = does not 

27 We will be at the library?(We’re)(We’ll)

28 There is no more room in the car?(There’s)(There’ll)

29 I would  like to go with sue?(i've)(l’d)

30.Where is he going? (where’l

31.l think she is going now. (She’s, She’d)

32. Molly told me we are leaving now. (We’re, We’d)

33.They will be here soon. (They’re, they’ll)