PPT-Ms. Askew – 5
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th Grade Science An animal with a backbone Examples fish amphibian reptile bird mammal Vertebrate Animals that have bodies that produce their own heat Examples
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th Grade Science An animal with a backbone Examples fish amphibian reptile bird mammal Vertebrate Animals that have bodies that produce their own heat Examples birds and mammals. LASSITUDE (LAS uh . tood. ) – listlessness; weariness 1. After . eating three servings of Thanksgiving dinner, George succumbed to a feeling of LASSITUDE and fell asleep on the chair.. . Cranny(KRAN . Unit 10. Vocabulary Words. 1. . Acquiesce. (v.) to accept without protest; to agree or submit. Management is not likely to . ACQUIESCE . to union demands for raises because the company’s profits hav. Vocabulary. vexation. Anger or annoyance. She suffered great . vexation. when realizing her husband had been having an affair!. adulation. excessive praise or flattery. . Leslie enjoyed the men’s . English 3 CP. 1. impede (v). 1. impede (v). To block passage through. 2. askew (adj). 2. askew (adj). . To one side; crooked. 3. queue (v/n). 3. Queue (v/n). To form or wait in line. A waiting line. Adulation. Noun. Excessive praise or flattery. Even though Mark was considered a “skinny twig,” Maria’s adulation made him feel like Hercules.. Aghast. Adjective. Filled with shock or horror. Askew. (in the light of end of Primary Statutory Assessments….). Jo Lees : . jlees6@aol.com. Before we start……Lots of ideas taken from:. Nrich; NCETM; MNP; MA; ATM (Thinkers book); TTS; STA; Jo Boaler and Mike Askew. Chapters 1-3. Chapter 1 Vocabulary Words. Foliage (. pg. 9). Motif (. pg. 12). Specious (. pg. 12). Enmity (. pg. 14). Decorous (. pg. 15). Intricacies (. pg. 17). Furtive (. pg. 22). Suffusion (. -Oxford, Level E. To Acquiesce (Verb). I knew my parents would not buy me a car, so I decided to acquiesce (accept quietly). I’ll save my energy for an argument that I feel I can win.. To . Ac. CEPT. Acquiesce. Archibald Snatcher hopes the townspeople of . Cheesebridge. will . acquiesce. to his plan, even if they don’t particularly like him.. Acquiesce. To accept without protest; to agree or submit. Mnemonic Devices will help you remember them. p. rospects-chances or possibilities, especially for financial success. p. ro. spec. t –a spec of gold could . =money. Prospect for gold in which you are looking for the chance or possibility to find gold.. Background Information. Background Information. Battle . o. f Shiloh was a MAJOR battle in . the American Civil . War. Lasted only 2 days – April 6. th. and April 7. th. of 1862. Took place in southwestern Tennessee. -Oxford, Level E. To Acquiesce (Verb). I knew my parents would not buy me a car, so I decided to acquiesce (accept quietly). I’ll save my energy for an argument that I feel I can win.. To . Ac. CEPT. advocates and media there legislators voluntarily came to the podium took the microphone and addressed the crowd to show their support for Arc Importantly Arc also scheduled the Governor Lieutenant G Having worked for the cannery for twenty years without a raise, Charles became discouraged with his employers and approached his daily work with unenthusiastic . LASSITUDE. . . Erode . (V). We sat on the beach and watched the sandcastle .
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