1. abandon: to give up on completely
2. assault: a violent attack
3. convert: to change from one form to another
4. dispute: to argue, debate, quarrel over
5. impressive: having a strong effect, commanding attention
6. justify: to show to be fair or right; to give good reasons for
7. misleading: tending to give a wrong idea, often on purpose
8. numerous: many or very many
9. productive: making or capable of making large amounts of; giving good results
10. shrewd: showing clever judgement and practical understanding
11. strategy: carefully made plan or plot; a plan of military operations
12. villain: an evil or wicked person or character
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Monday, November 5, 2012
Vocabulary words for November 9th
1. blunder: to make a foolish or careless mistake; to move clumsily and carelessly
2. cancel: to call off or do qaway with; to cross out with lines or other marks to show that something cannot be used again
3. continuous: going on without a stop or break
4. distribute: to give out in shares; to scatter or spread
5. document: a writen or printed record that gives information or proof
6. fragile: easily broken or damaged, requiring special handling or care
7. myth: an old story that explains why something is or how it came to be; something imaginery
8. reject: to refuse to accept, agree to, believe, or use
9. scuffle: to fight or struggle closely with
10. solitary: living or being alone; being the only one
11. temporary: lasting or used for a limited time
12. veteran: person who has served in the armed forces; a person who has a lot of experience
2. cancel: to call off or do qaway with; to cross out with lines or other marks to show that something cannot be used again
3. continuous: going on without a stop or break
4. distribute: to give out in shares; to scatter or spread
5. document: a writen or printed record that gives information or proof
6. fragile: easily broken or damaged, requiring special handling or care
7. myth: an old story that explains why something is or how it came to be; something imaginery
8. reject: to refuse to accept, agree to, believe, or use
9. scuffle: to fight or struggle closely with
10. solitary: living or being alone; being the only one
11. temporary: lasting or used for a limited time
12. veteran: person who has served in the armed forces; a person who has a lot of experience
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Tonight's homework
I love to see you doing your vocabulary homework, but perhaps we need to work on following directions. You were supposed to write your answers on a piece of paper to turn in to me tomorrow, not respond on the blog. Remember when I said, "Number your paper 1-10 and only write the word that goes in the blank."
Vocabulary Homework for 10/16
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word from the vocabulary words.
1. People in California live in ____ of earthquakes.
2. We were ____ at the destruction of the fire.
3. We heard _____ sounds and a thump in the night.
4. Mary's house was ____ to the grocery store.
5. The students wanted to know what would ____ if they skipped school.
6. People often become ill during _____.
7. It is wise to be ____ of strangers who come to your door.
8. After eating six hamburgers, Rosie felt stomach ____.
9. The toys in the store were of a ____ quality.
10. The story that Ed had won teh lottery was a _____.
1. People in California live in ____ of earthquakes.
2. We were ____ at the destruction of the fire.
3. We heard _____ sounds and a thump in the night.
4. Mary's house was ____ to the grocery store.
5. The students wanted to know what would ____ if they skipped school.
6. People often become ill during _____.
7. It is wise to be ____ of strangers who come to your door.
8. After eating six hamburgers, Rosie felt stomach ____.
9. The toys in the store were of a ____ quality.
10. The story that Ed had won teh lottery was a _____.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Vocabulary Unit #4 - Test 10/26/12
1. shoddy - of poor quality or make, dishonest
2. transpire - to happen; to become known
3. hoax - a practical joke; something intended to deceive
4. qualm - a feeling of illness; a distrubing feeling
5. harsh - unpleasant to the senses; unpleasant conditions
6. famine - a drastic, wide-reaching shortage of food
7. adjacent - adjoining, next to; near or close
8. wary - to be alert, cautious; on guard, watchful
9. dread - to be in terror of; to anticipate with distaste or reluctance
10. aghast - shocked; frightened; terrified; taken back
2. transpire - to happen; to become known
3. hoax - a practical joke; something intended to deceive
4. qualm - a feeling of illness; a distrubing feeling
5. harsh - unpleasant to the senses; unpleasant conditions
6. famine - a drastic, wide-reaching shortage of food
7. adjacent - adjoining, next to; near or close
8. wary - to be alert, cautious; on guard, watchful
9. dread - to be in terror of; to anticipate with distaste or reluctance
10. aghast - shocked; frightened; terrified; taken back
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
NO HOMEWORK TONIGHT!
I forgot to hand out all of the homework tonight so don't worry about it. So sorry!
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Vocabulary Unit #3
The quiz over these words will be Friday, October 12th!
shun - to keep away from; avoid
resident - one who lives in a place
ruthless - having no compassion or pity; cruel; merciless
obsolete - out of date; no longer in use or in fashion
magnate - a rich, powerful, or successful business person
despite - in spite of
conceal - to keep from being seen; put out of sight; hidden
climate - refers to weather conditions; a condition or attitude
swelter - oppressed by heat
wean - to withdraw from any type of habit
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