Wednesday, 5/24/06 -- Early Release Schedule. (15)
Mr. Morton?
Warm Up. ID the subject and the correct form of the verb.
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The soccer team (have, has) won the championship.
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Only half the club members (are, is) present.
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Only half the club (is, are) present.
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Sixty cents (is, are) the price for the cookie.
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Molasses (is, are) an ingredient in baked beans.
Finish "...Peanuts" questions.
Correct Vocabulary Homework.
Vocabulary Pretest.
ambiguous, genial, insatiable, repress, paraphernalia,
profuse, perfunctory, vivid, encompass, boisterous
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(2) Normally, Mr. Coward is quite ____________ and smiling,
but many times, after an especially _____________ first period, he is not.
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When first period asked what they were doing that day in
class, Mr. Coward's answer was very ____________, and so they didn't know
what to expect.
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Sam's curiosity is ______________; he just has
to know everybody else's business.
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He seemed like he had no emotions, but he was just very good
at keeping them __________(ed) and hidden.
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The colors on his new plasma tv were so __________ and lifelike,
it was amazing.
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Yertle the Turtle claimed that his kingdom _____________(ed)
everything he could see from the top of the stack of turtles.
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The science lab required a lot of ________________ , as well
as an hour for set-up time.
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First period thanked Mr. Coward ______________(ly) when he
had mercy on them, and didn't make them all write sentences 100 times.
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The guy working the roller coaster gave the same safety speech
100's of times a day, and so it got rather ____________, and he would recite
it without thinking.
"The Lottery." by Shirley Jackson
"In (Nazi) Germany, they first came for the communists
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a communist. Then they came for
the Jews and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for
the Catholics. I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they
came for me and there was no one left to speak up."
--Rev. Martin Niemöller (concentration camp survivor)
Have you ever participated in something with a group that
you would never do if you were alone? Why? Why do people in groups act
differently than they do alone?
Read aloud.
What's the setting? Do you get a feel for the when?