Tomorrow’s (Short) Test: Vocab, MoMS, Husker Du.
NextGen VOCABULARY RELAY! The class that gets around the room fastest with the fewest mistakes wins! If you are one of the people that gets a rerun, you’d better be ready! Count off, remember your number, and preview your question before we get to you.
- True/False? Referring to a judge as “Your Honor,” is an example of a colloquialism.
- True/False? Always eating chicken before a baseball game is a good example of an idiosyncrasy.
- True/False? In the word insomnia, the prefix in- means into.
- True/False? Shaving your head is an example of a metamorphosis.
- True/False? Mr. Coward uses many colloquialisms.
- True/False? The word scapegoat is based on actual goats.
- True/False? In the word instill, the prefix in– means not.
- True/False? The word scapegoat can be used as a verb.
- True/False? In the word transfixed, the prefix trans– means nailed.
- True/False?To be called a phenomenon, it has to be inexplicable.
- True/False? At the end of The Midwife’s Apprentice, Alyce is optimistic.
- True/False? Dally was a pessimistic person.
- True/False? The sun coming up every morning is a phenomenon.
- True/False? The sun coming up every morning is inexplicable.
“The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street.” Act II.
(Video tomorrow.)
Let’s preview a few MoMS test questions.
Research.
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