Wednesday, 10/26/11
Warm Up (9). Copy. * = spelling ** = vocabulary { } = do
not copy
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* copy : duplication :: grade : _____
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* speak : pause :: write : ______
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* quarrel : cooperation :: insult :: ______
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* "with thankful things" = ________
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** assent : dissent :: secret : _______
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** "through nailed" = _______
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{"Quiet, soft-spoken little Johnny...had taken a human life."
a) foreshadowing b) flashback c) protagonist d) irony
e) metaphor f) simile g) theme}
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{"Two-Bit, you still got that fancy, black-handled switch?"
a) foreshadowing b) flashback c) protagonist d) irony
e) metaphor f) simile g) theme h) NOTA }
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{"...half the hoods I know are pretty decent guys...and a
lot of Socs are just cold-blooded mean--but people usually go by looks."
a) foreshadowing b) flashback c) protagonist d)
irony
e) metaphor f) simile g) theme }
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{No peeking at Pink Sheet! The word that a pronoun refers
to is called its _________. Example: The word its refers
to the word word. The word word is called the
______ of the pronoun its. Bonus for +1: The first
four letters of the answer form a prefix that means ________.}
Go over vocabulary
homework.
Vocabulary Pretest.
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Sometimes Jhonny had ____, and would get up
and look at the stars in the middle of the night. a) dissent
b) revelation c) insomnia d) fluster e) scapegoat
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The replays of the auto wreck _____ TV watchers
all over the country. a) assented b) transfixed c) insomnia
d) revelation e) scapegoated
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"You're standing here all set to crucify--all
set to find a _____--all desperate to point some kind of a finger at a
neighbor." a) fluster b) revelation c) metamorphosis
d) idiosyncrasy e) scapegoat
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"They'll probably think we're crazy or something.
A little power failure and right away we get all ____ (ed) and everything."
a) assent b) revelation c) metamorphosis d) fluster
e) scapegoat
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"In this brief fraction of a moment, they
take the first step toward performing a _______ that changes people from
a group into a mob." a) persistent b) revelation c) metamorphosis
d) idiosyncrasy e) transfixed
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Almost everybody has one or more _____(s)
that people who don't know them would consider "weird." a) dissent
b) assent c) metamorphosis d) idiosyncrasy e) scapegoat
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The little boy is very ____; when he wants
something, he keeps trying and trying. a) persistent b) revelation
c) flustered d) idiosyncrasy e) transfixed
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The last book of the Bible is called ______(s),
and it's where the writer reveals visions of the end of the world. a) scapegoat
b) revelation c) fluster d) idiosyncrasy e) transfix
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Congress passed the bill unanimously, without
_______. a) persistent b) revelation c) flustered
d) assent e) dissent
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Though third period was very _________ in
their begging, Mr. Coward... a) dissent b) transfixed c) flustered
d) persistent e) transfixed
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...refused to _________ to their requests.
a) flustered b) revelation c) dissent d) assent e) fluster
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In professional sports, the coach is often
the ____ for a team's bad performance, even if it isn't always his fault.
a) metamorphosis b) revelation c) flustered d) idiosyncrasy
e) scapegoat
Outsiders aloud to p147. Then...
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Finish ch. 9 silently.
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In your notebook, do 1/2 page, KBARR stylie response to chapter
9.
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Click in Chapter 9 Quiz.
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Read Chapter 10 silently.
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Come get the secret question and answer it in a paragraph
in your notebook.
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Click in Chapter 10
Quiz.
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Done with that? Work on your homework