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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Analogy/Vocab
What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____
1. foot
2. hard
(3.) horse
What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to
1. cheat.
2. outsmart them.
(3.) say "You're It!"
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____
1. foot
2. hard
(3.) horse
What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to
1. cheat.
2. outsmart them.
(3.) say "You're It!"
Analogy/Vocab
What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____
1. foot
2. hard
(3.) horse
What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to
1. cheat.
2. outsmart them.
(3.) say "You're It!"
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____
1. foot
2. hard
(3.) horse
What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to
1. cheat.
2. outsmart them.
(3.) say "You're It!"
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Warm-Up: ANALOGY/VOCAB
(What is an analogy?)
GLOSS : SHEEN :: _____ : stagger
lurch
(suave)
hurry
WORD QUIZ
circumspect
When I was raking in the yard, my little brother behaved in a circumspect way.
1. He jumped in every pile of leaves I raked.
(2.) He sang songs to keep me entertained.
3. He watched me from behind a tree.
GLOSS : SHEEN :: _____ : stagger
lurch
(suave)
hurry
WORD QUIZ
circumspect
When I was raking in the yard, my little brother behaved in a circumspect way.
1. He jumped in every pile of leaves I raked.
(2.) He sang songs to keep me entertained.
3. He watched me from behind a tree.
Monday, November 5, 2007
Warm-Up: ANALOGY/VOCAB
What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
TASTY : GROSS :: firm : _____
1. solid
(2.) loose
3. ground
WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."
1. "I got two standing ovations and a bouquet of roses."
(2.) "Only three people showed up to watch."
3. "My mom videotaped the whole thing."
(What is an analogy?)
TASTY : GROSS :: firm : _____
1. solid
(2.) loose
3. ground
WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."
1. "I got two standing ovations and a bouquet of roses."
(2.) "Only three people showed up to watch."
3. "My mom videotaped the whole thing."
Friday, November 2, 2007
Vocab/Analogy
(What is an analogy?)
BURP : BELCH :: loyal : _____
1. faithful
(2.) friend
3. betrayal
WORD QUIZ
draconian
Which might you see at a school with draconian rules?
1. kids voting on how the school should be run
(2.) kids acting well-behaved but fearful
3. kids dancing barefoot in the halls
BURP : BELCH :: loyal : _____
1. faithful
(2.) friend
3. betrayal
WORD QUIZ
draconian
Which might you see at a school with draconian rules?
1. kids voting on how the school should be run
(2.) kids acting well-behaved but fearful
3. kids dancing barefoot in the halls
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Analogy/Vocab
TASTY : GROSS :: firm : _____
1. solid
(2.) loose
3. ground
WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."
1. "I got two standing ovations and a bouquet of roses."
(2.) "Only three people showed up to watch."
3. "My mom videotaped the whole thing."
1. solid
(2.) loose
3. ground
WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."
1. "I got two standing ovations and a bouquet of roses."
(2.) "Only three people showed up to watch."
3. "My mom videotaped the whole thing."
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