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1 20809 7th OM AND APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE ERA OF TRANSITION 1. NEW STUDENTS Application Fee A non refundable ee of 100 per student must accompany each application Enrollment Fee When your student is accepted to Christian Academy a non refundable enrollment fee will be collected to conf LUP57347RXU57347FKLOG5752 Novel Vocabulary. EPOCH (period of time) n. . ADJURE . (to appeal to; to charge) v. . CESSATION . (a ceasing, a stopping) . n. LEVITY . (lightness, gaiety, frivolity) n. . STOLID . (not easily excited) adj. . BW. The focus on the battle’s effects on . Heorot. . and its furnishings primarily serves to emphasize . (. A) the monetary losses the Danes are incurring . (. B) the intensity of the struggle between . Part 1 of . odyssey. English IB. 1. Plundered. Verb. To take goods by force (especially during war or conflict). 1. Plundered. The Germans plundered the towns they invaded during WWII.. 2. Valor. Noun. *So Great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe. *Of momentous or ominous significance . *Far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree. His prodigious appetite forced him to eat the whole buffet.. lavishly fruitful. prodigious. the. uproar of battle…. The Red Badge of Courage. -Stephen Crane. ly.. Pride and Prejudice. -Jane Austen. I like them. Each lad had an income now that was simply. - Thoroughbred Horse Show Saturday, October 3 , 2 01 5 Mail entries to: Show Secretary Susy Birch, 33422 192nd Ave SE, Unit 63, Auburn, WA 98092 (360) 540 - 4425 Arena 1: 9 am In - Hand 1. Showman By Looking Deeper Into the Text. Each time we read we dig a little deeper into the text. . EQ: Do leaders have a moral obligation? . SQ: How do myths reflect our cultural beliefs and values? . What Do You Know? . The Crucible. The Quiz Will Be Soon…….. magistrate (noun). Definition: a minor judge or officer of the court. Sentence: The divorcing couple went to the . magistrate. to see if he could settle their differences.. Unit 3. Archetype. Noun. A model or pattern from which all things are copied or on which they are based; . prototype.. . In mythology, patterns, symbols, or character types that repeat across cultures.. The Crucible. Terse (. adj. ) . - describes when someone speaks abruptly and rudely. Calumny (n). . - defamation; slander/libel; false accusations meant to ruin someone. Arbitrate (v). - mediate; negotiate; to act as an impartial judge in order to settle a dispute. • . ambivalence . •. incipient. •. anomaly . •. nefarious. •. biased . •. prodigious. •. credulous . •. servile. •. . despot. . • . temper. TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT. Choose the meaning closest to that of the . EPOCH (period of time) n. . ADJURE . (to appeal to; to charge) v. . CESSATION . (a ceasing, a stopping) . n. LEVITY . (lightness, gaiety, frivolity) n. . STOLID . (not easily excited) adj. . EXPOSTULATE . Set A: allot, audacious, comply, grapple, instigate, myriad, prodigious, skittish, tether, unison. Allot (v): to assign or distribute in shares, portions, or parts. Each student was . allotted. certain supplies for the class..