Wednesday, 12/1/10 - Extended
Homies Schedule
HOMIES: No Bullies
I. Brainstorm examples in groups.
II. What is
Bullying?
SEVENTH GRADE
Warm Up - 12/1/10. Copy. Use your spelling*/vocabulary**
list to help you choose the correct word for each blank.
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*"before say thing" = _____
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*"around stand things" = _____
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*"under stand person" = _____
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*"together throw thing" = _____
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*subject : predicate :: _____ : verdict
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**negotiate : haggle :: beg : ________
Possessive Nouns - 12/1/10. Use your chart to help you. Copy.
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_______ switchblade a) Thomas' b) Thomas's
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the _______ hats a) men's b) mens' c) mens's
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one _______ save a) goalies' b) goalie's c) goalies's
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a) Jimmies' b) Jimmy's c) Jimmys'
lame excuse...
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an old _______ tale a) wifes' b) wives' c) wive's
d) wives's
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Mrs. Jones low-rider --> a) Mrs. Jones' b) Mrs. Jones's
c) Mrs. Jone's
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If a word is already plural, we always just add an apostrophe to make
it possessive. a) True b) False
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______ Night is Thursday... a) Parent's b) Parents's
c) Parents'
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all my _______ parents a) friends' b) friend's
c) friends's
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______ Head Soup (made from one goat) a) Goat's b) Goats'
c) Goats's
Go over vocabulary homework.
Vocabulary Pretest 12/1/10.
heedless, diligent, diffident, dire, cordial, privy,
grovel, abundant, turmoil, compelling, haggle
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The meeting with the angry parents was less than _______.
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My mom didn't find my reasons for "needing" an X-Box very _______, so
I was denied.
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He read the words of wisdom written on the wall of the old _________.
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He practiced the skate trick ______(ly) until he got it right.
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The "consequences" for misbehavior in schools in the old days were sometimes
pretty ______.
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The hypnotist's voice was strangely ________, and actually almost made
you want to cluck like a chicken.
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His brother's sudden disappearance caused great __________ in the family.
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Please be discreet when someone makes you _______ to their thoughts
and feelings.
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"Now, now, don't be _______; speak up!"
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After he forgot his wife's birthday, he had to ________ for several
days before she forgave him.
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Most stores these days don't _________ over the price. They expect
you to pay the marked price.
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Beetle (then known as Brat) crawled into the dung heap, _________ of
the smell, because she was cold.
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All of a sudden, there was a(n) ___________ of bread at the midwife's
cottage. So much bread, that even Beetle got to share some.
Midwife's Apprentice.
Wednesday, 12/1/10 - Extended
Homies Schedule
EIGHTH GRADE
Warm Up - 12/1/10. Copy. Use your spelling*/vocabulary**
list to help you choose the correct word for each blank.
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*business : partner :: crime : _________
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*"hand make" = _______
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*together coming" = _______
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*together to place = _____
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*salon : manicure :: rising action : _________
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**generous : meager :: uncertain : _________
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**judge : separate :: _______ : _______
Go over vocabulary homework.
Vocabulary Pretest 12/1/10.
dissemble, resolute, discriminate, segregate, intercede, idiosyncrasy,
subsistence, ambivalent, objectivity, dilemma, meager
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A(n) _________ is having to choose between two bad options.
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You have to be ___________ and decisive when you are interviewing for
a job; you can't be hemming and hawing.
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You __________ when you choose one thing over another...
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...but you _________ when you separate different items from each other.
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The Nazis ________(ed) the Jewish population into ghettos.
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I was disappointed that the food servings at the wedding were pretty
__________ for such a rich family.
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Much of the agriculture in the rest of the world is made up of ________
farms, that barely grow enough food for the family working on it. (Not
meager.)
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Old people have many ____________ : odd habits they have developed over
a lifetime.
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He tried to __________ when Mr. Marinello asked him where he had been;
but his red ears gave him away.
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People expect judges to have a certain level of __________.
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His __________(ing) fell apart under careful questioning.
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The poor villagers of La Paz needed someone to _______ on their behalf,
and help them to be treated fairly.
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The athlete was ______ about the use of steriods. He knew they were
harmful, but they helped his performance.
History
of English II
Key Points:
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Old English (450-1100 AD) - Angles, Saxons, Jutes. Beowulf
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Middle English (1000-1500) - Will the Conqueror. Lower classes
spoke English, upper classes spoke French. Lots of French words added.
Chaucer - Canterbury Tales.
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Early Modern English (1500-1800) - MANY new words from
other languages, printing press fixed spelling and grammar. Shakespeare.
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Modern English (1800 - present) - Technology and British
rule added many new words.
Maus