Date Wednesday Feb 12 th 2014 Selected Vocabulary Words The Inn of Lost Time Learning Outcomes KUD After completing this lesson students are expected to K Know words definitions ID: 414035
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Grade 8/A&BDate: Wednesday Feb. 12th , 2014
Selected Vocabulary Words
"The Inn of Lost Time" Slide2
Learning Outcomes (KUD): After completing this lesson, students are expected to____
K
: Know words’ definitions.
U
: Use context clues& Pictures to define words’ meanings.
D: - Use words in meaningful sentences.
- Use words in a coherent paragraph.
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Vocabulary List
Apologize (Verb)
precious (Adjective)
merchant (Noun)
Spacious (Adjective)
Vandalize (Verb)
Stunned (Adjective)
Inadequate (Adjective)
Ravenous (Adjective) Slide4
Apologize (V) /əˈpɒləˌdʒaɪz
/
Meaning:
Apologize
:
to offer an
apology
or excuse for a fault, insult, failure, or injury.Example: He apologized for accusing her wrongly. Slide5
Circle the letter of the best answer. In which of the following situations, someone needs to apologize?
Getting an A in math test
Submitting the English task on time
Missing an important lecture
Following parents’ instructions Slide6
Activity 1Use the word “
apologize
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide7
precious (Adj) /ˈprɛʃəs
/
Meaning:
rare
and
worth
a lot of money
Example: Zenta saw a precious vase in the dinning room. - Give an example of something precious
to you. Slide8
Circle the letter of the best answer. Which one of the following can be the most precious
?
A table made of special wood
An old, gold coin ornamented with diamond
Perfume
A laptop Slide9
Activity 2Use the word “precious
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide10
Merchant (N) /ˈmɜrtʃənt/
Meaning:
a person who buys and sells commodities for profit
Example:
Zenta’s
employer was working as a
merchant
during the Japanese civil war. Slide11
Circle the letter of the best answer. Which one of the following a merchant does not do?
Buying commodities
Constructing new buildings
Selling commodities
Making bargains Slide12
Activity 3Use the word “merchant
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide13
Spacious (Adj) /ˈspeɪʃəs
/
Meaning:
containing much space
Example:
The hotel rooms are spacious and comfortable.
Would you like your room to be spacious? Why or why not?
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Circle the letter of the best answer. Which one of the following buildings needs to be spacious?
Bedroom
School gym
Interview room
Study room Slide15
Activity 4Use the word “spacious
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide16
Vandalize (V) /ˈvændlˌaɪz/
Meaning:
To damage something, especially public property, deliberately
Example:
The pay phone has been
vandalized
.
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Circle the letter of the best answer. Which one of the following words does not define the word “vandalize”?To destroy
To create or construct
To damage
To devastate Slide18
Activity 4Use the word “vandalize
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide19
Stunned (Adj) /stʌnd/
Meaning:
Amazed, shocked
Example:
He was too
stunned
to speak. Slide20
Circle the letter of the best answer. After studying hard, Ali was stunned because ____He got a good mark.
He was honor listed.
He failed the test.
He achieved his dream. Slide21
Activity 5Use the word “stunned
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide22
Inadequate (Adj) /ɪnˈædɪkwɪt
/
Meaning:
Not enough, not good
Example:
The food supplies are
inadequate
to meet the demand of the hungry. Slide23
Circle the letter of the best answer. Famines happen when people have ______An adequate amount of food
An inadequate amount of food
Enough supplies of food
Enough amounts of food Slide24
Activity 6Use the word “
inadequate
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide25
Ravenous (Adj) /ˈrævənəs
/
Meaning:
Extremely hungry
Example:
What’s for lunch? I am absolutely
ravenous
. Slide26
Circle the letter of the best answer. A ravenous person usually__________thinks about study and school.
thinks about getting high grades.
thinks of food and eating delicious meals and sweets.
thinks of a pillow, a quilt, and a mattressSlide27
Activity 7Use the word “ravenous
” in a meaningful sentence, and then share it with your classmates. Slide28
Activity 8 Use the following words in a coherent paragraph: (Underline the words) Slide29
Thank You Questions???