Copy words and definitions Words amp PoS Definitions demote v move down in grade or rank depreciate v go down in price belittle discrepancy n disagreement variation dissent v ID: 756365
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ENG IV: Voc. #7Slide2
Eng. IV. Voc. #7 Day 1
: Copy words and definitions
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
demote (v)
move down in grade or rank
depreciate (v)
go down in price
;
belittle
discrepancy (n)
disagreement; variation
dissent (v)
differ in opinion
secede (v)
withdraw from an organization or federation
imbibe (v)
to absorb (information/learning);
to take in; to drink
envision (v)
foresee
hedonist
(n)
Person who pursues pleasure as a
goal
precocious (adj) / precocity (n)
showing unusually early
development, especially mentally (v) / early development (n)
voracious (adj) / voracity (n)
extremely hungry;
greedy; eager for an activity or interest (v) / greed; eagerness (n)Slide3
Eng. IV. Voc.
#7
Day 2
: Write original sentences for the first 5 words.
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
demote (v)
move down in grade or rank
depreciate (v)
go down in price
;
belittle
discrepancy (n)
disagreement; variation
dissent (v)
differ in opinion
secede (v)
withdraw from an organization or federationSlide4
Eng. IV. Voc.
#7
Day 3
: Write original sentences for the last 5 words.
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
imbibe (v)
to absorb (information/learning);
to take in; to drink
envision (v)
foresee
hedonist
(n)
Person who pursues pleasure as a
goal
precocious (adj) / precocity (n)
showing unusually early
development, especially mentally (v) / early development (n)
voracious (adj) / voracity (n)
extremely hungry;
greedy; eager for an activity or interest (v) / greed; eagerness (n)Slide5
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
demote (v)
move down in grade or rank
depreciate (v)
go down in price
;
belittle
discrepancy (n)
disagreement; variationdissent (v)differ in opinionsecede (v)withdraw from an organization or federationimbibe (v)to absorb (information/learning); to take in; to drinkenvision (v)foreseehedonist (n)Person who pursues pleasure as a goalprecocious (adj) / precocity (n)showing unusually early development, especially mentally (v) / early development (n)voracious (adj) / voracity (n)extremely hungry; greedy; eager for an activity or interest (v) / greed; eagerness (n)
Voc. #7:
Day 4
– Write FIVE fill-in-the-blank sentences then trade to complete.Slide6
Eng. IV. Voc.
#7
Day 5
: Using the word bank provided, complete the following analogies with 5 of the words.
demote depreciate discrepancy dissent secede
imbibe envision hedonist precocious voracity
__________ : downgrade :: promote : advance
argue : __________ :: agree : supportanticipation: __________ :: dread : trepidationhome value : __________ :: interest rates : increasecorroborate : __________ :: confirm : deny Now, write 5 of your own!Slide7
ENG IV: Voc. #8Slide8
Eng. IV. Voc. #8 Day 1
: Copy words and definitions
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
circumlocution (n)
roundabout way of speaking
circumspect (adj)
cautious; prudent
(looking around at options/circumstances before deciding on something)
coalesce (v)grow together; combinetravesty (n)an absurd or inferior imitation (ex: a travesty of justice)ostentatious (adj)showy; displaying wealthobtrude (v) / obtrusive (adj)intrude; provide without being asked / being intrusiveconcoct (v) / concoction (n)to mix ingredients; to invent or devise (v) / an invention (n)plutocracy (n)government by the richdemagogue (n)political leader who stirs up people for personal advantageperfidious (adj)faithless, disloyal, untrustworthySlide9
Eng. IV. Voc.
#8
Day 2
: Write original sentences
.
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
circumlocution (n)
roundabout way of speaking
circumspect (adj)cautious; prudent(looking around at options/circumstances before deciding on something)coalesce (v)grow together; combinetravesty (n)an absurd or inferior imitation (ex: a travesty of justice)ostentatious (adj)showy; displaying wealthSlide10
Eng. IV. Voc.
#8
Day 2
: Write original sentences
.
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
circumlocution (n)
roundabout way of speaking
The tired man started talking in circumlocution, so he avoided the point.circumspect (adj)cautious; prudent(looking around at options/circumstances before deciding on something)I need to be circumspect when I make important decisions.coalesce (v)grow together; combineMy sister and I coalesced our money together.travesty (n)an absurd or inferior imitation (ex: a travesty of justice)My friend made a travesty of copying my original style.ostentatious (adj)showy; displaying wealthThe ostentatious celebrity ended up with a lot of fancy cars but bankrupt.Slide11
Eng. IV. Voc.
#8
Day 3
: Write original sentences
.
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
obtrude (v) /
obtrusive (adj)
intrude; provide without being asked / being intrusiveconcoct (v) / concoction (n)to mix ingredients; to invent or devise (v) / an invention (n)plutocracy (n)government by the richdemagogue (n)political leader who stirs up people for personal advantageperfidious (adj)faithless, disloyal, untrustworthySlide12
Word(s) & (PoS)
Definitions
circumlocution (n)
roundabout way of speaking
circumspect (adj)
cautious; prudent
(looking around at options/circumstances before deciding on something)
coalesce (v)
grow together; combine
travesty (n)an absurd or inferior imitation (ex: a travesty of justice)ostentatious (adj)showy; displaying wealthobtrude (v) / obtrusive (adj)intrude; provide without being asked / being intrusiveconcoct (v) / concoction (n)to mix ingredients; to invent or devise (v) / an invention (n)plutocracy (n)government by the richdemagogue (n)political leader who stirs up people for personal advantageperfidious (adj)faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy
Voc. #8:
Day 4
– Write FIVE fill-in-the-blank sentences then trade to complete.Slide13
Eng. IV. Voc.
#8
Day 5
- Complete the following analogies:
circumlocution circumspect coalesce travesty demagogue
concoct plutocracy obtrude ostentatious perfidious
2 Chainz : __________ :: Mother Teresa : humble
president : Obama :: __________ Hitler
follow : recipe :: __________ : a magic potion__________ : government :: disaster : hurricanefib : white lie :: __________ : evasive Now, write 5 analogies of your own.Slide14
ENG IV: Voc. #9Slide15
Eng. IV. Voc. #9 Day 1
: Copy words and definitions
Word(s) & (PofS)
Definitions
permeate (v)
pass through
pertinent (adj)
relevant; to the point
sagacity (n)
wisdom (sage = a wise person)rancorous (adj)bitter, hatefulpanacea (n)remedy for all ills; cure-alltenacious (adj) /tenacity (n)determined, keeping a firm grip on (adj) / determination (n)anachronism (n)error in chronology or timechronicle (n)historical account of events in the order of timetransient (adj)temporary, short-lived, fleetingvindicate (v)to clear from blame or suspicionSlide16
Eng. IV. Voc.
#9
Day 2
: Write original sentences for 5 of the words.
Word(s) & (PofS)
Definitions
permeate (v)
pass through
pertinent (adj)
relevant; to the pointsagacity (n)wisdom (sage = a wise person)rancorous (adj)bitter, hatefulpanacea (n)remedy for all ills; cure-allSlide17
Eng. IV. Voc.
#9
Day 3
: Write original sentences for 5 of the words.
Word(s) & (PofS)
Definitions
tenacious (adj) /
tenacity
(n)
determined, keeping a firm grip on (adj) / determination (n)anachronism (n)error in chronology or timechronicle (n)historical account of events in the order of timetransient (adj)temporary, short-lived, fleetingvindicate (v)to clear from blame or suspicionSlide18
Word(s) & (PofS)
Definitions
permeate (v)
pass through
pertinent (adj)
relevant; to the point
sagacity (n)
wisdom
(sage = a wise person)
rancorous (adj)bitter, hatefulpanacea (n)remedy for all ills; cure-alltenacious (adj) /tenacity (n)determined, keeping a firm grip on (adj) / determination (n)anachronism (n)error in chronology or timechronicle (n)historical account of events in the order of timetransient (adj)temporary, short-lived, fleetingvindicate (v)to clear from blame or suspicion
Voc. #9:
Day 4
– Write FIVE fill-in-the-blank sentences then trade to complete.Slide19
Eng. IV. Voc.
#9
Day 5
: Using the word bank provided, complete the following analogies with 5 of the words.
permeate pertinent sagacity rancorous panacea
tenacious anachronism chronicle transient vindicate
traveling nurse : __________ :: resident doctor : permanent__________ : education and experience :: solutions : trial and error__________ : irrelevant :: coherent : unorganizedpositive : attitude :: __________ : will powerstory : fiction :: __________ : nonfiction Now, write 5 analogies of your own.Slide20
Eng. IV: Voc. #7-9 ReviewSlide21
Voc. #7-9 Review
Looking over Voc.
#7-9
lists, pick the TWO words from EACH lesson that are the most difficult for you to remember
To practice applying these words, do at least on of the following for eachIllustrate it
Write a synonym and antonym for the word
Create a one-line rhyme using the wordSlide22
Stump a Scholar…
Looking over all your vocabulary lists (#7-9), pick 2 words from EACH lesson.
Create a word bank with your 6 words.
Write fill-in-the blank sentences for each word.
Trade with a partner and complete each other’s challenge.
Trade back to “grade”
Eight “volunteers” will add a word to the bank on the board and put sentences on display.
*Test FridaySlide23
Vocabulary Warm-up Review
Working alone or with a partner, write a SHORT, fictional story using at least 6 of the vocabulary words (2 from each
lesson #7-9).
Be prepared to share these out loud.
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Vocabulary Warm-up Review
Pick up a Voc. #7-9 Cross Word from the front desk.
You will have 10 minutes to work on it; it is due by tomorrow for a grade.
Reminder: Test tomorrow.