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Name …[ANSWER KEY]… 4/..... #.....“Jabberwocky” WorksheetReal VocabularyThese are real words that you will see in the poem “Jabberwocky” on your poem & song sheet. Look them up in the dictionary or your sheet, then fill in the information below.wordpart of speechdefinition‘twas--it wasgyreverbspin in a circle or move in a spiralbewareverbbe careful of something dangerousjawsnounthe parts of the face that hold your teethclawsnounsharp nails on the hands and/or feetshunverbavoid, keep away fromsoughtverb(past tense of “seek”) looked for / tried to findflamenounfirewhifflingverbmoving quickly through the airburbledverbto make unclear sound with no meaning (like “babble”)hastverbold word for “have”thoupronounold word for “you”slainverb(past participle of “slay”) killedchortledverblaughed, chuckledWork for Today1. Fill in the tables of real and nonsense vocabulary on this sheet.2. On Serviam paper, write sentences using 3 real vocabulary words.3. Then write sentences using 3 nonsense vocabulary words.4. Then draw 3 small pictures to show the meaning of any 3 vocabulary words (real or nonsense).5. Then draw a picture illustrating any one scene from the poem. (For example, the boy killing the Jabberwock, or the boy returning with the Jabberwock’s head, or the boy resting under the Tumtum tree.) 6. Hand in this sheet and your Serviam paper to me in our next class.Nonsense VocabularyThese are not real words. Look at each sentence in the poem to guess the part of speech (noun/proper noun/verb/adjective), then use your imagination to make up your own definitions.wordpart of speechdefinitionbrilligadjective or time(up to you – probably something like “dark” or “cloudy”)slithyadjective(up to you – probably something like “slimy” or “disgusting”)tovesnoun(up to you – probably some kind of animal)gimbleverb(up to you)wabenoun(up to you – probably some kind of place)mimsyadjective(up to you)borogovesnoun(up to you – probably some kind of animal)momeadjective(up to you)rathsnoun(up to you – probably some kind of animal)outgrabeverb(up to you – a past tense verb)Jabberwocknoun(up to you – probably some kind of monster)frumiousadjective(up to you – probably something like “angry” or “scary”)Bandersnatchnoun(up to you – probably some kind of monster)vorpaladjective(up to you – probably something like “sharp” or “dangerous”)manxomeadjective(up to you – probably something like “dangerous” or “scary”)Tumtumnoun(up to you – probably some kind of tree)uffishadjective(up to you – probably something like “serious” or “thoughtful”)tulgeyadjective(up to you – probably something like “thick” or “dark”)snicker-snacksound(up to you – probably the sound of a sword cutting something)galumphingverb(up to you – probably something like “running”)beamishadjective(up to you – probably something like “happy”)frabjousadjective(up to you – probably something like “wonderful” / “fabulous”)Callooh! Callay!sound(up to you – probably something like “Hurray!”) ................
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