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Instructions and examples of dialect used in mark twain's short story, the celebrated jumping frog of calaveras county. Students are asked to decipher the meanings of specific words and phrases used in the dialect, as well as identify unique dialect words or phrases from their own regions. This exercise is intended to enhance reading comprehension and cultural awareness.
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Name: ___________________________ Date: _______________ Period: ________________
Directions: Dialect is the vocabulary, accent, and grammar familiar to a specific region or group of people. Decipher the examples of dialect Mark Twain uses in the story. Word Definition Feller Warn’t Curiosest Solittry Reg’lar Inf’nit Jest ‘Peered His’n Ketched Cal’klated Edercate Quicker’n More’n Throw’d ‘Peared Ain’t Thish-yer Yeller Bannanner Directions: List five words or phrases that are unique to your region. Example: the Midwest uses the word “pop”, the South calls it “Coke”, the East Coast says “soda and tonic” for carbonated drinks.
Name: ___________________________ Date: _______________ Period: ________________
Directions: Dialect is the vocabulary, accent, and grammar familiar to a specific region or group of people. Decipher the examples of dialect Mark Twain uses in the story. Word Definition Feller Fellow Warn’t Wasn’t Curiosest Most curious Solittry Solitary Reg’lar Regular Inf’nit Infinite Jest Just ‘Peered Appeared His’n His Ketched Caught Cal’klated Calculate Edercate Education Quicker’n Quicker than More’n More than Throw’d Threw ‘Pears Appears Ain’t Isn’t Thish-yer This (this here) Yeller Yellow Bannanner Banana Directions: List five words or phrases that are unique to your region. Example: the Midwest uses the word “pop”, the South calls it “Coke”, the East Coast says “soda and tonic” for carbonated drinks.