PPT-Vocabulary Lesson 6 English I Standard

1 Antics ridiculous and unpredictable behavior The antics of the chimpanzees amused the crowds at the zoo 2 Avowed declared openly and without shame acknowledged The governor was an. Grade 5, Unit 1. Unit 1 Vocabulary. LESSON 1. LESSON 2. LESSON 3. LESSON 4. LESSON 5. 1. disturbing. 1. discomfort. 1. debate. 1. unison. 1. officially. 2. interrupted. 2. primative. 2. inflated. 2. uniform. Vocabulary Lesson 5. September 29, 2009. Ms. Barletta. cbarletta@dphds.org. www.dphds.org. . Vocabulary Lesson 5. 1. consternation (n.): alarming dismay or concern. HINT:. 2. anomaly (n.): a deviation for the norm. ancient. The walls of the ancient building were crumbling and in ruins.. very old; from the distant past. develop. Inventors develop new sneaker materials that make shoes lighter and more comfortable.. Vocabulary Lesson 3. September 14, 2009. Vocabulary Lesson 3. 1. . pedestrian. (adj.): ordinary or dull. HINT: To be a pedestrian is pedestrian since most people can walk.. 2. . bona. . fide. . (adj.): in good faith . Vocabulary Lesson 5. September 29, 2009. Ms. Barletta. cbarletta@dphds.org. http://www.dphdsenglish.org. . SAT Registration and Test Dates. U.S. Registration Deadlines 2009-10. Have registered by September 9. ____________ Date__________ ___ English 12 Vocabulary Lesson 1 Context : Literary Figures -- British Poets For more than a thousand years, writers from England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland have i Vocabulary Lesson 4 Plus Vocabulary Cumulative Review (Lessons 1-4) . September 21, 2009. Ms. Barletta . cbarleta@dphds.org. . Vocabulary Lesson 4. 1. celibate (adj.): abstaining from intercourse. HINT:. Vocabulary. 12 total. Lesson 1: Vocabulary. 1. . Anthropology . (noun) – the science of human beings, the study of human beings in relation to distribution, origin, and relationships.. Example sentence: . 09052008 . 김민형. Contents. 2.1 The Indo-European Language Family. 2.2 A Historical Overview of the English Vocabulary. 2.2.1 . Old English(450~1150). 2.2.2 . Middle English(1150~1500). 2.2.3 . Modern English(1500~up to now). . lexicology. . deals. . with. . words. . which. . make. . up. . people's. . lexicon. . . Vocabulary. . or. . lexis. . is. . usefully. . distinguished. . from. . grammar. . in. . textual. 1. Aesthetic. Adj. – relating or pertaining to a sense of beauty or art. 2. Aloof. Adj. – apart, indifferent. 3. Archaic. Adj. – antiquated, old, out of use. 4. Assuage. V. – to ease, to mitigate, to make less painful or burdensome; to calm. acme. - the highest point. A perfect game is the . acme . of any pitcher’s career in baseball.. 2. . attribute. - a quality or characteristic belonging to or associated with someone or something; to assign to or credit with; to regard as caused by or resulting from. for / . understanding. and . replying. to . job. . advertisements. Aims. : . t. o . learn. to . use. the Internet in a . purposeful. and . effective. . way. t. o . become. . familiar. with the . English 100 Monday, 9-8-14 I can define vocabulary words and use them in a sentence. On a sheet of paper, comment on the following quote… you will keep this in your notebook: You never need an argument against violence; you