Signet Classics (Penguin) Teacher's Guides Synopsis

*Teacher's Guide Signet Classics:: https://robert-louis-stevenson.org/wp-content/uploads/penguin-jekyll-hyde-treachers-guide.pdf <~~ Dr Jekyll https://images.randomhouse.com/promo_image/9780451524935_5056.pdf <~~ 1984 https://www.perma-bound.com/static/TPR/000458907.pdf <~~ Tale of Two Cities https://media.btsb.com/TitleLessonPlans/2580.pdf <~~ Journey Center Earth https://www.ucm.es/data/cont/docs/119-2014-04-09-Guide%20To%20Pride%20and%20Prejudice.pdf <~~ Pride & Prejudice
*https://images.randomhouse.com/promo_image/9780451526342_5068.pdf <~~ Animal Farm TG *http://www.misterambrose.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Animal_Farm_Workbook.141121507.pdf xhttps://w1.state-security.gov.lb/file/Animal_Farm_Signet_Classics/?view=R10294 *https://www.glossopdale.derbyshire.sch.uk/Learning_Experiences/Revision/Animal_Farm_Whole_Text.pdf *https://www.haberdashersabrahamdarby.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Revision-Guide-for-Year-11-Animal-Farm-English.pdf *https://www.clearbrook-gonvick.k12.mn.us/vimages/shared/vnews/stories/59d263d084f79/Animal%20Farm%20Review.pdf *https://repozitorij.ffos.hr/islandora/object/ffos%3A189/datastream/PDF/view *https://www.oxac.org/Downloads/Animal%20Farm%20Packet.pdf

{{ Animal Farm Review
cannibalism- n. practice of eating one’s own kind (e.g. A human eating a human)
cryptic- adj. mysterious or obscure
gambol - v. to skip about in play
ignominious - adj. shameful; dishonorable
indefatigable- adj. untiring
parasitical- adj. like a parasite; gaining benefits from a host it injures

pre-eminent- adj. superior to or notable above all others; outstanding
expounded- v. to present and explain a theory or idea systematically and in detail
spinney- n. a small area of trees and branches
unalterable- adj. not able to be changed.

1. implement- n. a tool or instrument used in doing work
2. welfare- n. an individual’s health and well-being
3. resolution- n. possible solution to a problem, voted on by an organisation
4. motto- n. a brief statement expressing the guiding principles of a person or organisation
5. maxim- n. an expression, usually a general truth or principle
6. dole out- v. to give out sparingly or in small quantities
7. seclusion- n. to be hidden, in secret, not easily seen


anniversary- n.
2. charge - v. to run directly at someone in order to make an attack
3. military decoration- n. a medal given as an award, usually pinned on a
uniform, in honor of special bravery or success
4. cowshed- n. a shelter for cows
5. retreat- v. to run away
6. invasion- n. an entrance, especially of an armed force, as if to take over
7. exploit- n. an adventure or exciting story
8. rebelliousness- n. the attitude of wanting to make a revolution, or general
disobedience
9. ambush- n. a surprise attack

faction- n. a small group with beliefs of interests that are different than
the larger group
2. urinate- v. to pee
3. scheme- n. a plan
4. closet- v. to hide oneself in seclusion, often to perform a task in solitude
5. assume- v. to accept as true without thinking
6. tactic- n. a method or action used to achieve a short-term goal
7. ration- n. specific amount of food given out
8. protest- v. to be against something
9. windmill- n. a large machine that uses wind to generate power
10. eloquence- n. the ability to speak persuasively or expressively
11. oppose- v. to express strong disapproval or disagreement

solicitor- n. a kind of lawyer
broker- n. a person who organizes sales between an owner and a buyer
commission- n. money given as payment to somebody who sells something for another person
gale- n. a very strong wind
sixty-hour week- n. a week when someone works for sixty hours
quarry- n. a place where stone for building is taken from
slogan- n. a saying, like a motto or maxim
boulder- n. a very large rock
vague- adj. not clear, not well defined
intermediary- n. someone who communicates between two different people
avenge- v. to take revenge for a crime or for wrongdoing
despair- n. the feeling of having no hope

chaff- n. straw cut up for animal food
mangel- n. a vegetable with a large root, cultivated as feed for livestock
infanticide- n. the crime of a mother killing her infant
capitulated- v. cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; surrender
stupefied- v. to be made unable to think or feel properly
categorical- adj. unambiguously explicit and direct
countenance- n. a person’s face or facial expression

cunning- n. skill in deception; guile
machination- n. the act of plotting; a crafty or cunning plan for the accomplishment of a
sinister end
pensioner- n. a person who is receiving a pension, usually an old-age pension from the state
hullabaloo- n. a loud confused noise of protest; commotion
sentinel- v. to watch over as a guard; to provide with a guard
unaccountably- adv. free from accountability; not responsible
forgery- n. the act of forging, especially the illegal production of something counterfeit
deputation- n. a group appointed to represent others

complicity- n. the state of being involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing
knacker- n. someone who buys old things and breaks them up to recover the materials in
them
poultice- n. a soft, moist mass of material, typically of plant material or flour, applied to the
body to relieve soreness and inflammation
dignity- n. the state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect
spontaneous- adj. happening or arising without apparent external cause
republic- n. a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected
representatives
falter- v. start to lose strength or momentum
interment- n. the burial of a corpse in a grave or tomb, typically with funeral rites

insoluble- adj. impossible to solve
2. unalterable- adj. not capable of being changed or altered
3. frugally- adv. entailing little expense; requiring few resources
4. prosperous- adj. successful in material terms; flourishing financially
5. admiration- n. respect and warm approval
6. subsist- v. to maintain or support oneself at a minimal level }}