PPT-Vocabulary Week Five Surreal (Adj.) Proportion (noun)

Characterized by fantastic imagery and odd events resembling a dream Dalis paintings are a bizarre mix of elements like the surreal image of melting clocks The relationship between thing with respect to their comparative quantity magnitude or degree . 1 miles Art 1 A surreal perspective project. Perspective History. During the Renaissance artists became. interested in making two-dimensional. artwork look three-dimensional..  Renaissance- (1450-1600): The Renaissance. . Tianruo. Chen. Introduction. In mathematics system, the surreal number system is an arithmetic continuum containing the real number as infinite and infinitesimal numbers.. 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. . English 10. Vocabulary #. 1. altruistic. . - adj.. . -unselfishly . concerned for the welfare of others, . generous. ambivalent. . - adj.. . -having . contrary feelings or attitude, uncertain as . Monday, Nov. 7. Mr. Church 1. st. thing. 1. aghast- . (adjective) struck with fear. 2. exploits . - (noun) a bold or daring feat; the act of manipulating to one’s advantage. 3. aimlessly- . (adverb) lacking goal or purpose. 2. Dissuade (verb). 3. Dupe (noun!). 4. Fallacy (noun). 5. Imply (verb). 6. Indisputable (adj.). 7. Infer (verb). 8. Red herring (noun). 9. Refute (verb). 10. Substantiate (verb). Vocabulary Unit 5. 1. Apologist . English 10. Vocabulary #. 1. altruistic. . - adj.. . -unselfishly . concerned for the welfare of others, . generous. ambivalent. . - adj.. . -having . contrary feelings or attitude, uncertain as . 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 Vocabulary Week Four Gratitude (noun) Ferocious (adj.) Six days later, when it ended, I was unable to find a proper way to thank him, and I never have, and so, if nothing else, this story represents a small gesture of 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 EDL Vocabulary #3 Bellwork 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 Vocabulary 3b Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases; gather vocabulary knowledge when considering a word or phrase important to comprehension or expression. 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)