Thursday, 9/18/14
Tomorrow's Test: AWs, Vocabulary, Some Verbs, Husker Du, Outsiders
"Warm Up, 9/18/14." (11p) Do not copy. Write the word in your notebook. Use your word lists. Group effort.
* = Academic Word ** = Vocabulary
- * The Boy Scouts teach you to be _______(ful) and prepared to use whatever you have available..
- * He _____(ed) the incident very differently than she did even though they both saw the same thing.
- * His expensive car was also expensive to _____. Every part cost a fortune to repair or replace.
- * The house was ______(ed) by fire before the firemen arrived.
- *(4) The
council studied the ______ _______ of the ______ for the new
shopping center to see if the nearby school would be ______(ed). (Don't
use any twice in this sentence. Yes, the order matters.)
- ** lazy : dogged :: flattered : _______
- ** Since I studied, I __________(ed) myself quite well on the test.
- ** fear : panic :: ask : ________
- +1 Bonus Question: The noun form of acquire is ____. (+1 more if you actually spell the word correctly.)
"Verb! That's What's Happenin'!" and "The Tale of Mr. Morton"
(copy) A verb is a word that shows action, being, or state of being.
Examples: run, jump, be (am, is, are, was, were)
The main verb in a sentence is called the predicate.
"Verb Practice I - 9/18/14." List the verbs in each sentence.
- Matt is a young musician who practices all the time.
- "I am wet," she cried.
- LouDog would be a good choice for ASB president.
- Millie felt scared as she peeked around the corner.
- "Too many things could happen when you are drunk."
Outsiders. Finish ch2.
"Open Mouth Quiz -Ch2."
Write the answer in your notebook. Not just the letter.
- When Cherry says that she "kind of admires" Dally, this is ironic. a) True b) False
- "It
was almost four months ago..." This begins an example of... a)
foreshadowing b) flashback c) interruption d)
introduction e) character analysis f) irony
- "Not over his dead body..." This
is an example of... a) foreshadowing b) flashback c)
interruption d) introduction e) character analysis
- "Things are rough all over." Who said? a) Cherry b) Two-Bit c) Dally d) Pony e) Soda
- "Things
are rough all over." What does she/he mean? a) The greasers
are looked down on by everyone. b) Socs get all the breaks.
c) Life sucks. d) Socs have problems too. e) People like
Dally are jerks. f) NOTA
- "I know better now." Who said? a) Cherry b) Soda c) Pony d) Dally e) Johnny f) NOTA
- "I know better now." This is an
example of... a) foreshadowing b) flashback c)
interruption d) introduction e) character analysis f)
irony
- When we assume that all members of a
group are the same, we are using a ________ to judge people. a)
character analysis b) racism c) stereotype d)
characterization e) irony f) NOTA