PPT-The Giver Vocabulary Bellwork 2 Monday, April 22 1. remorse- noun- regret or guilt

The Giver Vocabulary Bellwork 2 Monday April 22 1 remorse noun regret or guilt 2 reprieve noun to stop or postpone punishment or a break from something harmful 3 exuberant adj full of enthusiasm. GUILT AND GUILTS guilt, sadness), and others drawing on clusters of A second instrument is the State Shame and Guilt Scale (SSGS; Marschall, .- Far more effort has been devoted instead to the developm Test MONDAY October 26th. Intrigue. Cause to be interested or curious. Linking Story: . Because the story started with a strong hook, the reader was . intrigued. to find out what happened next.. Example from The Giver: . JOHN 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.. GOD IS A GIVER, NOT A TAKER.. GOD GIVES LAVISHLY AND CONTINUALLY. . SORROW/ PENITENCE. . SORROW. - deep distress, sadness, or regret especially for the loss of someone or something loved. PENITENCE. - sorrow for sins or faults. EX: The . woman . was filled with sorrow after the loss of her dog.. The Giver . vocabulary. Forbidden. (adj.) banned, not allowed. Harry and Ron frequented the “forbidden” section of the library.. Nondescript. (adj.) lacking distinctive characteristics or qualities. Macabre. Macabre- being horrifying; having to do with death; gruesomeness. Succinctly. Succinctly- short and to the point. Docile . Docile- gentle, calm, sweet. Fiend. Fiend- enemy, ghost. Atrocity. Atrocity- horrible sight; disaster. Philippians 4:4-6. Colossians . 3:12-15. THANKING THE GIVER. THANKING THE GIVER. TAK. I. NG . THE GIVER FOR GRANTED. THANKING THE GIVER. TAKING THE GIVER FOR GRANTED. TAKING THE GIVER AT HIS WORD. THANKING THE GIVER. Jeremiah Blocki. Nicolas Christin. Anupam Datta. Arunesh Sinha. Work in progress. Motivating Example. 2. Employee Actions: . {Behave, Violate}. Audit Process Example. 3. Behave. Violate. Ignore. 0. -5. Jeremiah Blocki. , Nicolas Christin, . Anupam Datta, Arunesh Sinha . 1. GameSec. 2013 – Invited Paper. Outline. 2. Motivation. Background. Bounded Memory . Games. Adaptive Regret. Results. Vocabulary The Giver The Giver- Vocabulary Palpable - ADJ a ble to be touched or felt / detectable Wheedle - VERB t o persuade someone to do something Disposition - NOUN a person’s Monday, February 8. Write out the definitions to the vocabulary words for the week.. 1. . universal . – adj.- including everyone. 2. veto . – verb- to . deny . something. 3. trend . –noun- . a . A feeling of guilt or regret.. SYNONYMS. Doubts. Remorse. Uneasiness. Qualms. Worries. Guilt. Regret. ANTONYMS. Disdain. Indifference. No remorse. Defiance. Mercilessness. USED IN A SENTENCE. Although the school’s behavior policy was clearly defined, the wild student had no compunction about not following the rules.. Setting. A society on earth in the far future. Takes place many years in future. It is very strict with many rules and orders on how to do things. Characters. Jonas-. the main character. He is 11 years old, smart, and kind. . . Avoiding Regret and Seeking Pride. People avoid actions that create regret. People seek actions that create pride. Fearing regret and seeking pride causes investors to be pre-disposed to selling winners .