Bellringers Tangerine Week 1 1 affliction noun a physical ailment a cause of pain or trouble misfortune 2 coincidence noun an event that might have been arranged although it was really accidental ID: 766749
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Bellringers Tangerine Week 1
1. affliction – (noun) a physical ailment; a cause of pain or trouble; misfortune 2. coincidence – (noun) an event that might have been arranged although it was really accidental 3. dense – (adjective) closely crowded together4. impair – (verb) make worse or less effective 5. incapable – (adjective) lacking capacity or ability; cannot do something Monday, November 5
1. affliction – (n) a physical ailment; a cause of pain or trouble; misfortune 2. coincidence – (n) an event that might have been arranged although it was really accidental 3. dense – (adj) closely crowded together4. impair – (v) make worse or less effective 5. incapable – ( adj ) lacking capacity or ability; cannot do something6. mood- Atmosphere or emotion in a literary work. 7. motivation- The reasons for a character’s behaviors or actions.8. narration- The telling of a story in writing or speaking. Monday, Nov. 5 Pre-AP
6. Migrant (n) – a traveler who moves from one region or country to another 7. regulations (n)– rules or laws governing conduct 8. scowl (v, n)– a facial expression of dislike or displeasure9. splinter (v, n)– break up into pieces or slivers “10. torque (n)– a twisting force Tuesday, Nov. 6
9. Migrant (n) – a traveler who moves from one region or country to another 10. regulations (n)– rules or laws governing conduct11. scowl (v, n)– a facial expression of dislike or displeasure12. splinter (v, n)– break up into pieces or slivers 13. torque (n)– a twisting force14. narrator- The speaker or character who tells a story.15. onomatopoeia- The use of words that mimic the sounds they describe. Ex: hiss, buzz, bang Tues. Nov. 6- Pre-AP
Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. suffering, burden, hardship, _________ crowded, dark, thick, ___________ incompetent, unable, powerless, _________Wednesday, Nov. 7
Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. suffering, burden, hardship, _________ crowded, dark, thick, ___________ incompetent, unable, powerless, _________The _________ of Tangerine is done in 1st person perspective. Wednesday, Nov. 7 pre-AP
Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. guideline, instruction, rule, ___________ particle, fragment, sliver, __________grimace, frown, glare, ____________ Thursday, Nov. 8
Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. guideline, instruction, rule, ___________ particle, fragment, sliver, __________grimace, frown, glare, ____________Drive, impulse, inspiration ___________ Thursday, Nov. 8 pre-AP
Write out the entire sentence with the correct vocabulary word. 1.The _________ of the wind caused the building to collapse. 2. I could tell by my sister’s ______ that she was in a bad mood. 3. It is a fortunate _________ that I sit by my best friend. 4. When I don’t bring my materials, I ___________ my learning. Friday, Nov. 9
1.The _________ of the wind caused the building to collapse. 2. I could tell by my sister’s ______ that she was in a bad mood. 3. It is a fortunate _________ that I sit by my best friend. 4. The ________ of Tangerine is Paul Fisher. Friday, Nov. 9 pre-AP