Wednesday, 10/2/13
Due: Vocabulary. SSI should have definitions as well. Sentences of your own are extra credit.
"Warm Up 10/2/13." Copy (1-7) into notebook. * = spelling word. ** = vocabulary word. { } = do not copy.
- * its, whose, ________
- * friendly : hostile :: active : ______
- * Sacramento : ______ :: Mr. Calandro : ______ (2)
- * {They say that many stereotypes start with} a _____ of truth.
- {This week's spelling theme is homophones.} Homophone = ____ ____
- ** disquieted : distraught :: save : ______
- ** rigid : flexible :: soothing : ___
- Respond to #4. What does it mean? What do you think? Is it true? What makes you think so/not?
FRO III.Click only.
- Chief Wiggum, the doughnut-eater and chief cop. a) Fragment (F) b) Run-On (RO) c) Complete Sentence (CS)
- Explained the rules of the game and demonstrated it. a) Fragment (F) b) Run-On (RO) c) Complete Sentence (CS)
- Months
may pass between rainfalls, but when storms do occur, they may be
violent. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- One way to fix some run-on sentences is with a comma plus a conjunction, such as the word but. a) True b) False
- One way to fix some run-on sentences is with a semi-colon between the parts that run together. a) True b) False
Go over vocabulary homework.
"Vocabulary Pretest #6, 10/2/13." (Oh Raffle King!?)
- The coaches watched
each potential player, looking for any natural ______(s) he might have,
in order to choose the proper assignment. a) empathy b)
disposition c) adherance d) aptitude e) hoard
- Which
is more important, your genes or the environment you are raised
in? This is often called the nature vs. ______ question. a)
disposition b) nurture c) disquieting d)
chortle e) aptitude
- The
waiter was ________(ed) for forgetting the customer's
order. a) distraught b) disquiet c)
chortle d) nurture e) chastise
- After
Halloween, I hid my ____ of candy so my brother wouldn't steal any of
it. a) hoard b) empathy c) chastise d)
chortle e) disposition
- Please
______ carefully to the instructions given. Failure to do so will be
costly. a) hoard b) distraught c) adhere d)
empathy e) disposition
- The
root of this word means "to feel." a) chastise b)
aptitude c) chortle d) empathy e) disquieting
- The
________ mourners burst into tears at the funeral. a)
disquieting b) distraught c) chastised d)
empathy e) nurturing
- Holly
wasn't exactly scared by the incident the other night, just a little
________. a) chortled b) empathied c)
distraught d) disquieted e) chastised
- The
teacher's crabby ________ sort of brought the whole class down.
a) hoard b) disquieting c) distraught d)
empathy e) disposition
- Homer
_______(ed) to himself as he thought of the bear driving the little
car. a) distraught b) disquiet c) chortle d)
nurture e) chastise
- The characters in The Outsiders are so realistic, that we ______(ize) with them and their problems. a) disquiet b) distraught c) chastise d) empathy e) nurture (Bonus: The -ize suffix makes it a _____.)
- The
tape didn't _____ too well to the brick, and the poster fell
down. a) empathy b) disposition c) adhere d)
chortle e) hoard
- Once he became a(n) _____(ent) of the teachings of Buddhism he became a much more peaceful man. a) empathy b) disposition c) adhere d) chortle e) hoard (Bonus: The -ent suffix makes it a _____.)
The Outsiders...