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Use each row For a different vocabulary word from the text.Synonym Write a synonym for each vocabulary word.Analogy Use each term to create a comparison using the characters, actions and/or motives from the text.How is this Analogy important to the plotBrazenBoldnessRed haired girl checking out in the bag boys lineThis is the first day of work for the boy and the first time him and the girl meet, indirectly.DeftlyLightlyRed haired girl slightly look at the bag boy This is when the girl look at the boy and fell in loveFetishLuckRed haired girl be in the bag boys lineShe was lucky to be in the bag boys line so they can meet ImpulseWishRed haired girl wants to be with the bag boyShe wish that they will talk to each otherIntuitionInstinct Bag boy is nervous a dropped mayonnaise The bag boy instinct told him to wipe it upMediation ReflectionBad boy see himself in her eyeThe bag boy and red haired girl look in each other eyes PerverseUnhappyBag boy was unhappy for not talking to the red haired girlThey move on because they was to shy to talk to each other ReverieDreamingRed haired girl dream about them togetherBecause she want to be with himTediousBoringRed haired girl got boring of himBecause he dont say nothing to herLapse SlipBag boy mayonnaise fell from handMayonnaise slip out bag boy handMaking analogies Directions This chart is to be completed using Cynthia Rylants, Checkouts. Pg. 22 Y, i-qN3 (f4Av2l_j-OQ ev)Ur-@V4EjzNp
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