Example I
Speech:
Chapter
9
“I
almost told your brother,” Hermione snapped, “Percy – he’s a
Prefect, he’d put a stop to this.”
Hermione
is trying to boss Harry and Ron around, and keep them from going to
the Wizard’s duel that Draco Malfoy set up with Harry.
Description:
Chapter
5 She
had a bossy sort of voice, lots of bushy brown hair, and rather
large front teeth.
Her
bossy voice tells you she wants to take over and probably likes to
see other people get into trouble.
Reaction
of others: Ron says he hopes that whatever house he is in, she won’t
be in it. He is reacting to her being so bossy about the toad, and
showing off how much she knows.
Example II
Speech:
Chapter
10
“I
went looking for the troll because I – I thought I could deal with
it on my own – you know, because I’ve read all about them.”
Hermione
is helping Harry and Ron get out of trouble, even though it gets her
into trouble and makes her look like she is conceited.
Reaction
of others: In chapter 11, Harry relies on Hermione to help him with
his homework. He reads the book she lent him, and they tell her
everything that is going on because they know they can trust her.
HARRY POTTER I
Speech:
Description:
HARRY POTTER II
Speech:
Description:
Reaction
of others:
DRACO MALFOY I
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
DRACO MALFOY II
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
DURSLEYS I
Speech:
Description:
DURSLEYS II
Speech:
Description:
HAGRID I
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
HAGRID II
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
Do a SADR sheet about Severus Snape (or any other character).
Focus on his positive and negative characteristics.
EXAMPLE I
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
EXAMPLE II
Speech:
Reaction
of others:
HARRY POTTER AND PHILOSOPHER´S STONE
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
THE MAN WITH TWO FACES
I. Vocabulary to the chapter:
ankle ['xNk(q)l] n – анат. лодыжка
snare [sneq] n – силок, западня, ловушка
blister ['blIstq] v – покрываться пузырями, волдырями
palm [pQ:m] n – ладонь
windowsill ['wIndqV"sIl] n – подоконник
fire away ['faIq(r)q'weI] phr v – разг. начинать говорить
fire away! — давай! начинай!
vomit ['vPmIt] n – рвота
toffee ['tPfI] n – тоффи (конфета типа ириса)
steamroll ['sti:m"rqVl] v – сокрушать всё на своём пути
sack [sxk] v – разг. увольнять (с работы); давать отставку (поклоннику)
din [dIn] n – назойливый шум; грохот
abysmal [q'bIzmql] a – полный, крайний, ужасный
abysmal ignorance — полное /крайнее/ невежество
the food was abysmal — питание было ужасное /хуже нельзя