S.T.E.A.L.DescribeJudyHow areIrene andJudydifferent?Why wasDexterable to gowith Judy?ordinary;commonplaceHow old isJudy whenshe isintroduced?expressingsadnessor sorrowunstable;uncertainin anoffensivelyobvious,unashamedmannerHow doesDexter feelat the end ofthe story?DescribeDexterProvide andexample ofindirectcharacterizationWhat do theseasonsrepresent toDexter?childishannoyance;sulkinessan unsettledorchangeablestateProvide anexample ofdirectcharacterizationWhathappensafter Judymarries?continualshift orchangeWhat isDexter'sultimategoal?IndirectcharacterizationHow is Judyduring theirfirst date?Directcharacterizationto causeto occursuddenlyFunctions ofcharacterizationS.T.E.A.L.DescribeJudyHow areIrene andJudydifferent?Why wasDexterable to gowith Judy?ordinary;commonplaceHow old isJudy whenshe isintroduced?expressingsadnessor sorrowunstable;uncertainin anoffensivelyobvious,unashamedmannerHow doesDexter feelat the end ofthe story?DescribeDexterProvide andexample ofindirectcharacterizationWhat do theseasonsrepresent toDexter?childishannoyance;sulkinessan unsettledorchangeablestateProvide anexample ofdirectcharacterizationWhathappensafter Judymarries?continualshift orchangeWhat isDexter'sultimategoal?IndirectcharacterizationHow is Judyduring theirfirst date?Directcharacterizationto causeto occursuddenlyFunctions ofcharacterization

Winter Dreams Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-S.T.E.A.L.
  2. O-Describe Judy
  3. I-How are Irene and Judy different?
  4. O-Why was Dexter able to go with Judy?
  5. O-ordinary; commonplace
  6. N-How old is Judy when she is introduced?
  7. B-expressing sadness or sorrow
  8. O-unstable; uncertain
  9. B-in an offensively obvious, unashamed manner
  10. I-How does Dexter feel at the end of the story?
  11. N-Describe Dexter
  12. N-Provide and example of indirect characterization
  13. B-What do the seasons represent to Dexter?
  14. G-childish annoyance; sulkiness
  15. O-an unsettled or changeable state
  16. I-Provide an example of direct characterization
  17. G-What happens after Judy marries?
  18. B-continual shift or change
  19. B-What is Dexter's ultimate goal?
  20. I-Indirect characterization
  21. G-How is Judy during their first date?
  22. I-Direct characterization
  23. N-to cause to occur suddenly
  24. G-Functions of characterization