The Bride

 
 
 

Vocabulary

 

excite ghost (2) meet/met/met
cute in danger good/better/best
not yet suck (3) think/thought/thought
holy pregnant become/became/become
chance prophet tell/told/told
forever thing (2) neighborhood
perish strange hear/heard/heard
no way heart (2) I’m all ears
amaze dinosaur know/knew/known
lie backyard teach/taught/taught
slave judgment front yard
engage yum yum feet/foot (2)
yuck yummy young/younger/youngest
gross throw up make/made/made
savior terrible throw/threw/thrown
abuse worship holiday (2)
pray mosque believe (2)
flag idol (2) heaven (2)
grave hell (2) rise/rose/risen
realize dirty (2) had better
sin confess volume (2)
ruin lord (2) get/got/got(ten)
glory virgin (2) don’t ever
warn grow up spread (2)
allow cross (2) grow/grew/grown
nail precious my goodness
shed crescent everlasting
blood save (2) forgive/forgave/forgiven

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Text: The Bride

 

 

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Questions

 

Newborn. This text was about theologians debating religious doctrine. True or false?

Baby, Infant. Everyone in this community is a local resident. Is this right or wrong?

Toddler. Do Becky and Tashana, Susy’s two friends, resent the newcomer? Are they thinking about joining their school softball or volleyball team?

Preschooler. Is Susy’s grandfather very interested in different religions?

Child, Children, Kids. In Mrs. Davidsons’s backyard, were Amir, Becky, Susy and Tashana having a birthday party?

Tween (Pre-Teen). Did they talk about family relations? Did they talk about astronomy?

Adolescent, Teenager. They talked only about one faith. Is this correct or incorrect? Are all faiths the same?

College Student. What are the three friends going to do now?
 
 
 
Young Adult. Describe the religiosity or religious landscape in your community, town, region, nation.

Mature Adult. Have things changed over time?

Middle Aged. Are there (lots of) missionaries and proselytizers?

Retired. Have devices, WiFi, the internet, social media influenced people?

Senior Citizen, Elderly. What might happen in the future?

Centenarian. What could or should people do?
 
 
 
 
 
 

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