Directions: Choose 7 words from the Unit 1 Vocabulary List. Then, write a conversation between two characters in the play and incorporate those 7 words. This conversation can be from before the beginning of the play, as a side action during the play, or a prediction of a conversation that may happen later in the play.
HIGHLIGHT the 7 words in your conversation so that I can easily see them.
Write the conversation as dialogue (see helpful reminders about writing and punctuating dialogue at this site)
This does not need to be long; I’m thinking 1 - 2 pages typed (remember that dialogue takes up more space on a page because of its spacing)
Include stage directions in italics wherever necessary.
Vocab words
pulpit (n)–an elevated platform or high reading desk used in preaching or conducting a worship service; a preaching profession
faction (n) – a party or group (as within a government) that is often contentious or self-seeking
abomination (n)– something that causes extreme disgust or hatred
naught (n) – nothing; old fashioned way to say “nothing”
clamored (v) – to utter or proclaim insistently and noisily; to become loudly insistent
magistrate (n) – a local official entrusted with the administration of laws
blasphemy (n) – the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God
lechery (n) – immoderate indulgence in sexual activity; lewd or lustful behavior
vengeance (n) – with great force or vehemence; punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense
conjure (v) – to summon a devil or spirit by invocation or incantation; to practice magical arts
contentious (adj) – likely to cause disagreement or argument; exhibiting a tendency to quarrels and disputes
pretense (n) – a claim made or implied, especially a claim not supported by fact
contention (n) – something (such as a belief, opinion, or idea) that is argued or stated in a debate; a position of competition
Unperturbed (adj)– calm and serene; unruffled or unstirred
befuddled (v)- to confuse muddle, or perplex
Due by end of the day pls help
