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Flashcard set of TV drama dialogue excerpts for grades 9–10 close reading and character analysis.
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This flashcard set contains 22 dialogue excerpts from a contemporary TV drama, chosen to develop close reading of character voice and conversational context. The sentences highlight colloquial language, character relationships, and the dynamics of a specific fictional community. Use it for dialogue analysis, character study, vocabulary in context, or reading comprehension in grades 9–10 ELA classrooms.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Literature
Grade Level:
9th – 10th Grades
Updated July 2024

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  • I never thought it was possible to be an outcast in a school full of outcasts.
  • Are you sure you can trust that normie?
  • There are many flavors of outcasts here, but the four main cliques are Fangs, Furs, Stoners and Scales.
  • Let me give you a wiki on Nevermore’s social scene.
  • I’m in. And no charge. Consider it a freebie.
  • May I go now? - Not until you’ve picked your extracurricular activity.
  • We want our students to be well-rounded.
  • Payback is going to be a bitch.
  • Thank you, ladies, for those illuminating insights.
  • I heard a noise in the forest and went to go investigate.That’s when I stumbled upon the attack.
  • I don’t usually find students in here looking for actual books. Most sneak in to make out.
  • I’m sure it won’t be too challenging to play an uplifting Fleetwood Mac melody.
  • I have natural people skills and a love of performing, so it’s kind of the obvi choice.
  • We have roof parties, campouts, the occasional midnight skinny-dip. And Yoko’s an amateur mixologist. She makes a killer virgin mojito.It can get pretty wild.
  • They couldn’t even spring for real pigs’ blood. It’s only paint.
  • You up for getting down?
  • You think squirrels and rats could ever work out?
  • See yourself out. I’ll lock up.
  • Whoever invented high heels clearly had a side hustle as a torturer.
  • Oh my God! Wednesday Addams is going to the Rave’N. My whole world is tilted!
  • I shadowed a crime scene photographer last summer. I’m not easily fazed.
  • Thanks for clearing that up. I guess, give me a call if I ever move up your to-do list.

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