Bellringers Tangerine Week three Monday Nov 26 1 alcove n a small space in a room formed by one part of a wall being further back than the other parts 2 contraption n any devicemachine that looks strange and that one doesnt fully understand ID: 766227
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Bellringers Tangerine Week three
Monday, Nov. 26 1. alcove (n)– a small space in a room, formed by one part of a wall being further back than the other parts. 2. contraption (n)– any device/machine that looks strange and that one doesn’t fully understand 3. corrugated (adj.)– something folded into ridges (like the inside of cardboard) 4. mesmerize (v)– to hypnotize, entrance; to fascinate 5. nullify (v) – to make of no value or consequence, cancel, wipe out
Pre-AP Monday, Nov. 26 1. alcove (n)– a small space in a room, formed by one part of a wall being further back than the other parts. 2. contraption (n)– any device/machine that looks strange and that one doesn’t fully understand 3. corrugated (adj.)– something folded into ridges (like the inside of cardboard) 4. mesmerize (v)– to hypnotize, entrance; to fascinate 5. nullify (v) – to make of no value or consequence, cancel, wipe out 6. exposition – the introduction of the plot, introducing the characters, setting, and conflict. 7. rising action – the suspense building up to the climax 8. climax – turning point in plot marking highest emotional intensity of the plot
Tuesday, Nov. 27 6. perimeter (n)– the boundary line or the area immediately inside the boundary 7. restitution (n)– making up for loss or damage; repayment 8. spectacle (n)– a public display of something unusual 9. splendid (adj.)– bright, brilliant, magnificent 10. wail (v)– a cry of sorrow or grief
Pre-AP Tuesday, Nov. 27 8 . perimeter (n)– the boundary line or the area immediately inside the boundary 10 . restitution (n)– making up for loss or damage; repayment 11 . spectacle (n)– a public display of something unusual 12 . splendid (adj.)– bright, brilliant, magnificent 13. wail (v)– a cry of sorrow or grief 14. falling action – events following the climax in a narrative 15. resolution – the final outcome in the plot of a story
Wednesday, Nov. 28 Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. spellbind, charm, entrance ______ abolish, cancel out, eliminate _______ boundary, outer limits, border _______
Wednesday, Nov. 28 Pre-aP Match the synonyms (words that mean the same thing) to the vocabulary words. spellbind, charm, entrance ______ abolish, cancel out, eliminate _______ boundary, outer limits, border _______ 4. Tangerine ’s prologue is part of the plot’s ___________________.
Thursday, Nov. 29 Draw pictures to show what the following words mean. Alcove Corrugated
Alcove
Corrugated
Thursday, Nov. 29 Pre- ap Draw a plot diagram and label it.
Thursday, Nov. 29 Pre- ap
Friday, Nov. 30 Write out the entire sentence with the correct vocabulary word. 1. We could hear the loud _________ Lucy let out after stubbing her toe in the other room. 2. I demanded _________ from the driver who crashed into my car and left a huge dent. 3. At the circus, the most entertaining _________ was the man who juggled flaming batons. 4. Although I didn’t understand how the ________ worked, the instructions helped me.