“Scramble, 9/18.”
- I forgot
- it exploded
- I was concentrating
- and
- because
- in the microwave
- on my homework
- about the popcorn
“Gramma’, 9/18.” (10) Copy the underlined part below and list them.
Yesterday, the llama stupidly hit his fat head on the red door and fell awkwardly.
Nouns (3):
Verbs (2):
Adjectives (2):
Adverbs (3):
“Vocab, 9/18.”
2.
3.
4.
discreet, discrete, vain, elicit, illicit, hysterical, contemplate, patronize, stamina, indulge
- _____
- _____
- _____
- Which pair of homophones? ______ and ______. (Yes, the order matters.)
- “You’re so ____. You probably think this song is about you.”
- Pony and Johnny had a lot of time in the church to quietly ______ life.
- It was very (in)____ to cheat on a test and then brag about it.
- An early meaning of this word was to “treat with excessive kindness.” _____
- The roots of this word meant “drawn out by trickery or magic.” _____
- S.E. Hinton has said that she didn’t have the ____ to be a teacher. Worrying about the kids’ problems wore her out.
- I finally had to poke him to ____ any response at all!
- The roots of this word mean “not allowed.” _____
- The root of this word meant “defender.” _____
“Richard Cory.” Which character from The Outsiders could be compared to Richard Cory? What line did they use that relates to this poem?
Outsiders to the end of Chapter 6+. A link to the on-line version in case you are absent.