PPT-Word List #7

Test on January 30 2015 coterie counterpart misanthrope nuance travesty convivial ephemeral furtive garish gregarious illusory impeccable indigent inordinate palpable pertinacious. Vocabulary. Section Four. The . 1828 & 1913 . Definitions. The List. . 1.. acquaintance. . 2.. cast. . 3.. circumstance. . 4.. . confirm. . 5.. customary. . 6.. dingy. . 7.. distinct. Vocabulary. Section Three. The . 1828 & 1913 . Definitions. The List. . 1.. agony. . 2.. competent. . 3.. gleam. . 4.. indication. . 5.. laboriously. . 6.. merely. . 7.. overlook. Vocabulary. Section Two. The . 1828 & 1913 . Definitions. The List. . 1.. anticipation. . 2.. conceal. . 3.. consult. . 4.. convenience. . 5.. discreet. . 6.. dismissive. . 7.. Feb. . . 17. . –. . Feb. 21. Announcements. Make sure you are subscribed to announcements on Moodle.. Activity 4 will be due . 48hrs after your lab ends. Key Concepts…. Variables. Script variable. Rob Waring. Notre Dame Seishin University. www.robwaring.org/presentations/. Overview. Purpose - What kind of list?. List structure. Selection factors. Definitions or translations?. Mechanics. Validating. structure relevant residentstrategiestransfer reliancesufficientvalidity retained pursue substitution transition welfare whereas nevertheless recovery subsidiary simulation successive tra Essential Question: How can synthesis and word choice help an author portray an idea or emotion to an audience? . What do you think?. Literary legend has it that, famous author, . Ernest Hemingway.  was once challenged to write a novel with six words.  This is what he came up with,. Vocabulary. Section Three. The . 1828 & 1913 . Definitions. The List. . 1.. agony. . 2.. competent. . 3.. gleam. . 4.. indication. . 5.. laboriously. . 6.. merely. . 7.. overlook. 1. aspire . (v) . 2. bilateral . (. adj. ) . 3. candor . (n) . 4. defraud . (v) . 5. deity . (n) . 6. elude . (v) . 7. fixture . (n) . 8. handwriting . (n) . 9. havoc . (n) . 10. imbibe . (v) . 11. juncture . . compilation, justification, and validation. Nigel P. Daly. PhD candidate, NTNU. (TAITRA ITI Business English Trainer). March 11, 2017. Contents. Purpose for creating the wordlist. Methods . 6 Steps in wordlist compilation. SAT Word List 5 Epitome (n) a perfect example of Equanimity (n): calmness, composure Equivocal ( adj ): having two or more meanings; purposely ambiguous Eradicate (v): remove or completely destroy # 8 Word List Root Word graph = writing Prefix quad = four Writing about a person’s life written by the person Autobiography (n) The written list of all the books used in a report or book. Bibliography (n) Catherine M. Parisian. . The reference . l. ist:. p. rovides an index to the sources cited in your paper.. begins on a new page at the end of your paper.. is titled “References,” centered at the top of the page. Section Five. The . 1828 & 1913 . Definitions. The List. . 1.. adversary. . 2.. appalled. . 3.. bewilderment. . 4.. consternation. . 5.. deduction. . 6.. . desolate. . 7.. . distill.