PPT-DJMH Week 8 Vocabulary

English 8 1 Pallor Extreme paleness of the skin often due to fear or sickness Days without sleep and proper food left Dr Jekyll with a sickly pallor upon his face and a weakness in his heart . Weeks 9-16. Vocabulary Word of the Week (9). Discretion. Part of speech. : noun . Definition. : . good sense. Sample . Sentence. : . Ali wasn’t using much . discretion. when he passed a police car at eighty miles an hour.. TANGLED. VIEW. PECULIAR. ECHOES. GAZES. . Vocabulary: Week of . December 2nd. Twisted together so it is hard to straighten out. Long, steady looks. Sounds that are repeated. What you can see. Not usual, strange. The vocabulary terms from this class will be roughly 50% content vocabulary and 50% useful words from the literature we read.. To be a successful student, you must be able to take your own notes that will help you to study and learn. . Unit 6 Week 1 Day 1. Question of the Week:. How can stories from the past influence our imagination?. Author’s Purpose. An author’s purpose is the reason or reasons an author has for writing. To persuade. Tiger . Tune . Up. Standards in Reading. Lessons for Week 16. Week 16. Agenda for the Week. Tuesday. Do Now. Vocabulary. Wednesday. Do Now. Review Vocabulary. Read and discus first story, answer questions 1-3, prove answers. Vocabulary Words. ENGLISH 8. 1. Repulsion --. Hatred or disgust. . Dr. Jekyll soon felt a strong . repulsion. to the other personality that lived with him, always growling just under the surface. . October 21-25. Fallacy. . (n). – a false notion or mistaken belief.. Flourish . (Int. v) . – (1) to grow or develop well or luxuriantly; thrive. (2) to do well; prosper. . (Tran. v) . – to wave (something) vigorously or dramatically. . VOCABULARY WORDS. ENGLISH 8. 1. Disreputable -- . Disgraceful, dishonorable, or infamous . . Mr. Hyde was considered to be a . disreputable. man due to the many horrible acts he committed in London. . English 8. 1. Indifferently --. To do or say in an uncaring manner without an bias.. . Jack asked Judy where she would like to eat Friday night and Judy . indifferently. said that it did not matter. . Craned Scrambled Glossy . . . Vocabulary: Week of . November 4. th. Carefully. Pleasing to the taste or smell. Stretched out the neck to see better. Bright and shiny. Moved or climbed quickly. Moving slowly or secretively. Fall 2017. Teacher: Joe Ratermann. Office: 125 Lijin. Office Hours. : Wed (10:10) . & Friday (12 noon). Grammar / Vocabulary Development. Textbook: . English Grammar in Use. , . Murphy, 2. nd. Edition, 2001 . Vocabulary Week 7 Root: Lud / Lus Meaning: play/trick Vocabulary Words Illusion Ludicrous Delude Include Exclude Collude Measure Prelude Allude Infer ALLUDE [v] to hint at or suggest Ms. Paris’ Self Selected Text Week 2 Week 10 Vocabulary Monday, March 5 th Write out this week’s vocabulary words and the definitions. reformation- (noun) the improvement or amendment of what is wrong, corrupt, unsatisfactory Week 1 Vocabulary Abbreviate: shorten, abridge Abstinence: act of refraining from Adulation: high praise Adversity: misfortune Aberration: a state or condition markedly different from the norm (bonus word)