January 913 Bellringers Monday Jan 9 1 continuous adj An ongoing occurrence without a stop or a break 2 divine adj to tell beforehand to know by intuition or insight or gut feeling ID: 767724
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January 9-13 Bellringers
Monday, Jan. 9 1. continuous ( adj ) An ongoing occurrence without a stop or a break. 2. divine ( adj ) to tell beforehand; to know by intuition, or insight, or gut feeling 3. hostile ( adj ) Very unfriendly; Unfavorable to life or growth 4. lure (v) to be drawn to something; appeal or attraction 5 . mural ( n,adj ) A painting that is applied to a wall surface.
1.9.12 Pre-AP Vocabulary 1. continuous ( adj ) An ongoing occurrence without a stop or a break. 2. divine ( adj ) to tell beforehand; to know by intuition, or insight, or gut feeling 3. hostile ( adj ) Very unfriendly; Unfavorable to life or growth 4. lure (v) to be drawn to something; appeal or attraction 5. mural ( n,adj ) A painting that is applied to a wall surface. 6. end rhyme- rhyme occurs at the ends of lines. 7. internal rhyme- rhyme occurs within a line. 8. slant rhyme- is approximate (close) rhyme.
Tuesday, Jan. 10 6 . pry ( n,v ) Search or inquire in a nosy, meddlesome way. 7. quench (v) to drink until you are no longer thirsty "The cold water quenched his thirst" 8. reveal (v) Make clear and visible. "The article revealed the policies of the government" 9. deplorable ( adj ) Of very poor quality or condition. "deplorable housing conditions in the inner city" 10. vital ( adj ) Urgently needed; absolutely necessary. "vital for a healthy society" "of vital interest"
1.10.12 Pre-AP Vocabulary 9. pry ( n,v ) Search or inquire in a nosy, meddlesome way. 10. quench (v) to drink until you are no longer thirsty "The cold water quenched his thirst" 11. reveal (v) Make clear and visible. "The article revealed the policies of the government" 12. deplorable ( adj ) Of very poor quality or condition. "deplorable housing conditions in the inner city" 13. vital ( adj ) Urgently needed; absolutely necessary. "vital for a healthy society" "of vital interest“ 14. exact rhyme- rhyme when two words sound the same. 15. blank verse- unrhymed verse having a regular meter, usually of iambic pentameter (5 beats).
Wednesday, Jan. 11 Write out the entire sentence with the correct vocabulary word. 1. Our teacher tried to the students to join the Book Club by offering snacks. 2. Karen is very ; she is unpleasant to most people. 3. The dogs had no food or water and were living in conditions that were cruel.
Thursday, Jan. 12 Write out the entire sentence with the correct vocabulary word. 1. Kristin wanted to paint a on her bedroom wall, but her mom said no. 2. Reading books will your thirst for learning. 3. By coaxing and questioning, Tom finally managed to the big secret from his sister.
Friday, Jan. 13 Write out the entire sentence with the correct vocabulary word. 1. The team's loses disheartened the crowd. 2. It was providence that he did not die in the plane crash. 3. The soldiers had to endure the fire from their enemy all night.
Bellwork Quiz Part of speech for lure 3 synonyms for sterilize part of speech for punctual The month when autumn begins in the Southern Hemisphere __________ My soap does not contain __________ because I have sensitive skin.
Bellwork Quiz Our teacher tried to the students to join the Book Club by offering snacks. 3 synonyms for sterilize part of speech for punctual The month when autumn begins in the Southern Hemisphere __________ My soap does not contain __________ because I have sensitive skin.