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Slide1

Wordly Wise

Grade 8Slide2

Vocab 1A & 1B

1A

1. A, D

2. C, B3. C, D4. C, B5. B, A6. C, B7. D, B8. C, A9. A, D10. B, C

1B

1. EXCRUCIATING

2. BRUSQUENESS

3. TURBULENT

4. DEMEAN

5. PROPRIETOR

6. REBUFFED

7. AVID

8. RESILIENT

9. INAUGURATION

10. CONCISESlide3

Vocab 1C & 1D

1C

1. A, B

2. A, C3. A, B, C4. B, C, D5. A, B6. B, C7. B, C, D8. A, B, C

1D

1. BRUSQUE

3. ABRUPT

5. REBUFF

6. REJECT

7. EMULATE

9. IMITATE

10. DEMEANING

12. DESPICABLE

13. TURBULENT

15. STORMYSlide4

Vocab 2A & 2B

2A

– Finding Meaning

1. A,D 2. D, A 3. B,C 4. D, A5. B,A 6. B,C 7. B,A 8. C, B9. B,

D

10

. D, C

2B

– Just the Right Word

Corroborated

Gruesome

Succumbed

Endeavor

Abrasions

Inventory

Grimaced

Derive

Cursory

GingerlySlide5

Vocab 2C & 2D

2C

– Applying Meanings

1. A, B, C, D2. A, B, C, D3. A, D4. A, B, D5. A, D

6. A, B, C

7. A, B, C

8. A, B

2D

– Word Study

1. copy – emulate

2. stormy – turbulent

3. succumb – die

4. reject – rebuff

5. attempt – endeavor

6. brusque – gentle

7. praise – demean

8. admirable – despicable

9. rebuff – welcome

10. calm

- turbulentSlide6

Vocab 2E

1. He was

clad

in deerskin garments with a grass cape to keep out the cold.10. Several independent tests corroborated the results.11. The weight of the snow and ice on the Iceman’s face probably pressed his features into an expression that looked like a grimace.

12. The dry, ice winds

dehydrated

the body.

13. The first step after the body was discovered was an

endeavor

to remove it from the mountain.

15. It would be inaccurate because scientists were

electrified

by the discovery. Slide7

Vocab 3A & 3B

3

A

– Finding Meaning1. C, A 2. A,D 3. C,B 4.

B,D

5.

B,C

6.

C,D

7.

B,C

8.

A,D

9.

D,B10. C,B

3

B

– Just the Right Word

Conjecture

Imperative

Anonymous

Anthology

Spontaneity

Instill

Recur

Disposition

G

eneration

PivotSlide8

Vocab 3C & 3D

3

C

– Applying Meaning1. A, D 2. A, B, C 3. A, B, C

4.

A, B, C

5.

A, B, C

6.

A, C, D

7.

A, B, C

8.

A, B

3

D

– Word Study

Pivot; turn S

Anonymous; unknown S

Encompass; exclude A

Imperative; urgent S

Prevalent; rare A

Pivotal; important S

Guess; conjecture S

Modify; change S

Guile; innocence A

Remove; extricate SSlide9

Vocab 3E

4. He had a cold and cruel

disposition

.5. The original authors remain anonymous.7. They are prevalent throughout the world.8. They try to instill

values and provide models of appropriate behavior.

10. He knew he could easily

extricate

himself from such a familiar place.

12. It is an

anthology

of folk tales.

14. A spoken tale is often

modified

while written ones change little. Slide10

Vocab 4A & 4B

4

A

– Finding Meaning1. B, D 2. C, D 3. B, C 4.

A, D

5.

D, A

6.

B, A

7.

D, B

8.

B, C

9.

A, D10. A, D

4B

– Just the Right Word

1. Irascible

2. Abhor

3. Reverberated

4. Sage

5. Amiss

6. Despondent

7. Entreated

8. Reclusive

9. Tremulous

10. AffableSlide11

Vocab 4C &

4

D

4C – Applying Meaning1. A, B, D2. C, D 3.

A

4.

A

, C

5.

A, B, C, D

6.

A, B

7.

A, C

8. A, D

4

D

– Word Study

D

B

A

B

C

B

D

B

D

ASlide12

Vocab 4E

1. The war dragged on

interminably

.3. She saw that Soo Nyung was despondent over the changes in Liang-Po.4. She was famous for her sage advice and herbal remedies

6

. He would only break silence when he launched into a

tirade

8.Liang-Po is described as an

affable

man.

10.The roar of the tiger

reverberated

through the forest.

11.He was

haunted

by memories of war.

14. There was a

profound change in Liang-Po after the war.Slide13

Vocab 5A & 5C

5

A

– Finding Meaning1. D, A2. B, D 3. C, D 4.

D, A

5.

C, B

6.

B, A

7.

B, C

8.

A, D

9.

B, A

10. C, A

5C

– Applying Meaning

1. C

2. A, B

3. A, B, C

4. B

5. D

6. A, B, C

7. B, C

8. CSlide14

Vocab 5B & 5D

5

B

– Just the Right Word1. audacious2. slovenly3. profusion4.

prudence

5.

mutiny

6.

conscientious

7.

inkling

8.

rankles

9.

lackadaisical

10

.

embark

5D

– Word Study

1. resilient

(unit 1)

2. recur

(unit 3)

3. dehydrate

(unit 2)

4. anonymous

(unit 3)

5. pseudonym

(unit 1)

6. anthology

(unit 3)

7. impel

(unit 4)Slide15

Vocab 5E

7. Breadfruit plants grew in

profusion

there.12. He confiscated all of the weapons on board and locked up all crew members loyal to the captain.13. The passage says that Bligh had no inkling of troubleSlide16

Vocab 6A & 6B

6

A

– Finding Meaning1. D, A2. B, A 3. C, A 4.

D, C

5.

A, D

6.

D, B

7.

A, C

8.

D, C

9.

C, B10. B, D

6

B

– Just the Right Word

1. Assimilate

2. Imminent

3. Meticulous

4. Shackled

5. Anarchy

6. Dissension

7. Elapsed

8. Conspired

9. Sweltering

10. ArraignedSlide17

Vocab 6C & 6D

6

C

– Applying Meaning1. A, B, D2. A, B, C, D 3. A, B, C, D

4.

A, B, C

5.

B, C

6.

A, B, D

7.

A, B

8.

A, C, D

6

D

– Word Study

Meticulous – Careful

Assimilate – Absorb

Calamity – Disaster

Pass – Elapse

Arraign – Charge

Peculiar – Bizarre

Order – Anarchy

Succumb – Resist

Chilly – Sweltering

Dissension

- AgreementSlide18

Vocab 6E

2

. The

sweltering heat of the sun left the crew too tired to row.4. Bligh kept a meticulous record of everything that happened after the mutiny.7. Smith’s story was quite bizarre.8. Tahiti would be a logical place for the Navy to look for him. If apprehended

, he would be hanged.

10.

Dissension

developed among the residents.

13. They were

shackled

below the decks.

14. He sailed away after only a short amount of time had

elapsed

.Slide19

Vocab 7A & 7B

7

A

– Finding Meaning1. B, C2. D, A 3. C, A 4.

D, A

5.

A, D

6.

C, D

7.

B, C

8.

B, A

9.

D, B

10. A, D

7

B

– Just the Right Word

1. Contingent

2. Replica

3. Fledgling

4. Negligible

5. Fanfare

6. Mettle

7. Deluge

8. Dispels

9. Dubbed

10. InanitySlide20

Vocab 7C & 7D

7

C

– Applying Meaning1. B, C, D2. A, B, C3. A, B, C4. A, B, C, D5. A, B, D6. C, D

7. A, C, D

8. A, B, C, D

7

D

– Word Study

Name – Dub S

Courage – Mettle S

Shorten – Protract A

Frighten – Daunt S

Expert – Fledgling A

Dispel – Evoke A

Foolish – Inane S

Copy – Replica S

Negligible – Substantial A

Associate – Colleague SSlide21

Vocab 7E

2. The astronauts were trained in a

replica

of the space shuttle.5. Physical strength is negligible to an astronaut.6. Yes, the women proved their mettle in all situations.7. Any person who was claustrophobic would feel uncomfortable in the shuttle’s tight spaces and in the rescue balls.

9. Dr. Ride trained alone with 5 other

colleagues

.

12. Some of the older male astronauts were

condescending

toward the younger female trainees.

13. They

dubbed

it “the vomit comet”. Slide22

Vocab 8A & 8B

8

A

– Finding Meaning1. A, B2. C, A3. B, C4. D, A5. B, C6. A, D

7. C, B

8. A, D

9. B, C

10. D, B

8

B

– Just the Right Word

1. Audible

2. Bantered

3. Grappling

4. Pangs

5. Adept

6. Fastidious

7. Azure

8. Deployed

9. Precedes

10. DecelerateSlide23

Vocab 8C & 8D

8

C

– Applying Meaning1. A, C2. A, B3. A, B, C4. A, C, D5. A, B, D6. B, C, D7. A, C

8. D

8

D

– Word Study

1. D

2. A

3. D

4. D

5. C

6. D

7. A

8. C

9. B

10. ASlide24

Vocab 9A & 9B

9

A

– Finding Meaning1. D, A2. A, B3. B, C4. B, C5. A, D6. D, C7. B, C

8. D, B

9. C, B

10. D, A

9

B

– Just the Right Word

1. Sporadic

2. Staple

3. Diverted

4. Agile

5. Allotted

6. Unseemly

7. Balmy

8. Queried

9. Tumult

10.

InfluxSlide25

Vocab 9C & 9D

9

C

– Applying Meaning1. C, D2. A, B, C3. A, B4. A, B, D5. A, B, D6. A, B, D7. A, B

8. B,C

9

D

– Word Study

1. intricate

2. complicated

5. occasional

6. sporadic

7. irregular

8. fitful

11. copy

12. replica

13. absorb

15.

assimilateSlide26

Vocab 10A & 10B

10A

– Finding Meaning

1. B, C2. D, A3. B, C4. B, D5. D, A6. D, B7. D, A8. A, B

9. B, C

10. C, A

10B

– Just the Right Word

1. atrocious

2. muted

3. languishing

4. dialect

5. commemorated

6. flagrant

7. turmoil

8. razed

9. advocate

10. direSlide27

Vocab 10C & 10D

10C

– Applying Meaning

1. C, D2. A, C, D3. B, D4. A, B, D5. A, B, C6. C, D7. C, D

8. A, C, D

10D

– Word Study

1. conspire

2. assimilate

3. precede

4. apprehend

5. abject

6. interrogate

7. advocate

8. protracted

9. congregate

10. commemorateSlide28

Vocab 10E

2. With over 20

dialects

spoken in Guatemala, it would be difficult for people to understand each other well enough to organize an opposition.7. Her autobiography documents the atrocities committed against the native peoples of Guatemala by the govt.11. They might claim that they were trying to prevent turmoil in the city.12. The passage says that the refugees

languished

for years in refugee camps.

15. Many peasants were left homeless because the army

razed

their villages.Slide29

Vocab 11A & 11B

11A

– Finding Meaning

1. C, A2. D, A3. A, D4. B, D5. B, D6. A, D7. C, B8. A, C

9. A, C

10. A, B

11B

– Just the Right Word

1. Renown

2. Augmented

3. Grotesque

4. Discerning

5. Impersonate

6. Connoisseur

7. Exemplifies

8. Embellished

9. Executed

10. PastoralSlide30

Vocab 11C & 11D

11C

– Applying Meaning

1. A, B, C2. A, B3. A, B, C, D4. A, B, C, D5. C, D6. B, C, D7. A, B, C, D

8. A, C, D

11D

– Word Study

1. secure – precarious A

2. turmoil – tumult S

3. unseemly – appropriate A

4. humdrum – electrifying A

5. kind – benevolent S

6. simplify – embellish A

7. intricate – ornate S

8. balmy – turbulent A

9. atrocious – commendable A

10. slovenly – fastidious ASlide31

Vocab 11E

1. The costumed dancers are

impersonating

the kachina spirits.3. Tourists could not reach the Hopi because the paths leading to the hilltops were very precarious.4. The heads have ornately carved masks.

5. The

kachina

dolls are painted in bright colors & are highly

embellished

.

7. The demon

kachinas

often are

grotesque

in appearance.

8. Selling

kachinas

to outsiders were opposed because they were a

hallowed part of Hopi culture.9. They were a

pastoral

people.

12. The

kachinas

help the children

discern

the history, codes of behavior, & religion of their people.

13. The former senator was a

connoisseur

of

kachinas

,

14. These

kachinas

were

augmented

by having additional pieces glued on.

15. The Hopi have achieved

renown

as excellent artists.