Words definitions sentences images GOAL KNOW 100 SAT VOCAB WORDS 50 WORDS PER QUARTER discuss 12 vocab 63 75 words amp definitions 63 novice n apprentice beginner ID: 784440
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Slide1
*SILENTLY Write
vocab (#76 – 88) = 15/20 min
Words, definitions, sentences, images .
Slide2GOAL: KNOW 100 SAT VOCAB WORDS
50 WORDS PER QUARTER
*discuss 12 vocab (#63 – 75)
words & definitions.
Slide363. novice
-- (n) apprentice, beginner
SENTENCE:The bike race is only for novice riders who have never participated in a professional race.
Slide463. novice
-- (n) apprentice, beginner
Slide564. opulent
-- (
adj) wealthy SENTENCE:
Even though the evil king knew many of his people were dying of starvation, he continued to spend money decorating his
opulent
castle
.
Slide665. orator
-- (n) lecturer, speaker
SENTENCE:Because Heather is a gifted orator, she is often called upon to host events.
Slide766. ostentatious
-- (
adj) showy, displaying wealth SENTENCE:
My wealthy aunt who enjoys flaunting her wealth always wears an
ostentatious
diamond necklace.
Slide867. parched
-- (
adj) dried up, shriveled SENTENCE:
After being stuck in the desert for two days, I was
parched
and in need of water.
Slide968. perfidious
-- (
adj) faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy SENTENCE:
Because Lawrence is such a
perfidious
person, you cannot believe a word he says.
Slide1069. precocious
-- (
adj) unusually advanced or talented at an early age SENTENCE:
The music teacher was surprised to see the
precocious
toddler correctly playing the violin.
Slide1169. precocious
-- (
adj) unusually advanced or talented at an early age
Slide1270. pretentious
-- (
adj) pretending to be important, intelligent or cultured SENTENCE:
Because the weight loss product seemed fake and
pretentious
to me, I decided to buy an alternative item.
Slide1371. procrastinate
-- (v) to unnecessarily delay, postpone, put off
SENTENCE:The counselor urged the students to not
procrastinate
in filling out their college applications.
Slide1472. prosaic
-- (
adj) relating to prose; dull, commonplace unimaginative
SENTENCES:
Students were
yawning
during the prosaic graduation speech.
Slide1573. prosperity
-- (n) wealth or success
an abundance of resourcesSENTENCE:As soon as the miners heard about the opportunity for
prosperity
, they packed up their homes and went in search of gold.
Slide1674. provocative
-- (
adj) tending to provoke a response, e.g., anger or disagreement SENTENCE:
During the debate, the experienced politician made a
provocative
statement to make her opponent angry.
tending to provoke or stimulate
Slide1774. provocative
-- (
adj) tending to provoke a response, e.g., anger or disagreement
Slide1875. prudent
-- (
adj) careful, cautious marked by wisdom or sound judgment
SENTENCE:
It is not
prudent
to go swimming during a hurricane.