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Pre-reading • Look at the cover. What do you think this story is about? What other information can you get from the cover? Vocabulary • Bijou (n.) – Ol me for movie theaters – One Saturday afternoon, Mr. Watson said to Mrs. Watson, “My darling, my dear, there’s a movie at the Bijou called When s Fly.” Vocabulary • Bij ou (n.) – Ol me for movie theaters • Inspire (v.) – to make someone want to do or be something better. Other words lude: inspiring, inspirational, inspired – “What an inspiring title. Mercy, did you hear?” – “It will be inspirational,” said Mrs. Watson. Vocabulary • Bij ou (n.) – Ol me for movie theaters • Inspire (v.) – to make someone want to do or be something better. Other words lude: inspiring, inspirational, inspired • Concept (n.) – idea – “All-you-can-eat!” said Mrs. Watson. “What a delightful concept!” Vocabulary • Figure of speech – words that have a different meaning together than each of their words alone – “The movie title,” said Eugenia, “is a figure of speech signifying the impossible.” Vocabulary • Figure of speech – words that have a different meaning together than each of their words alone • Duties (n.) – things you have to do. Things that are your responsibility – “Is it nice to have a night off from the relentless duties of kee the world safe from crime?” Officer To llo asked himself. Vocabulary • Date (n.) – to go out with someone romantically – Alfred P. Tomkins and Francine Poulet were on a date. Vocabulary • Date (n.) – to go out with someone romantically • Wiliest (adj.) – tri