vocabulary book ii unit 12
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Vocabulary Book II Unit 12. Take Out. Binder with Paper Remember to use the Cornell Note-taking method. . Vocabulary Objectives - Today. You will be able to: Record new vocabulary words utilizing Cornell note-taking method. Create original sentences using vocabulary words using notes . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Vocabulary Book IIUnit 12
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Take Out• Binder with Paper• Remember to use the Cornell Note-taking method.
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Vocabulary Objectives - Today• You will be able to:• Record new vocabulary words utilizing Cornell note-
taking method.• Create original sentences using vocabulary words using
notes.
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Vocabulary Objectives – By the end of the week
• You will be able to:• Match vocabulary words to definitions and use words in
sentences without notes.
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Vocabulary Words• Cornell Notes• Write down the words and definitions in your notebooks.• Word in column in left and definition in column on right.• Write down word used in a phrase or sentence.• Write down roots and meanings.
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Root • TER• Latin TERRERE, TERRITUM "to frighten, to scare"
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1 - TERRORIZE
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TERRORIZE• V. to repeatedly frighten
• That huge dog has terrorized the children in the neighborhood for much too long
• syn; alarm ant: calm
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2 - DETER
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DETER• v. To prevent; to discourage• L. de, "away from," + terrere == to scare awayfrom
• Jessica tried everything to deter deer from eating her plants, but the only solution was to place a large fence around her garden.
• syn: hinder ant: encourage
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How to deter smoking.
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ROOT• HORR• Latin HORRERE, "to shudder, be afraid"
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3 - HORRIFIC
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HORRIFIC• adj. Causing extreme horror or disgust• Seven cars were involved in the horrific accident
that killed four of the drivers.• syn: awful ant:
pleasant
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4 - ABHOR
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4 - ABHOR• v. To feel horror towards; hate• L. ab, "from," + horrere = to shudder awayfrom
• Nellie abhors people who act like they are superior to their friends.
• syn: despise ant: love
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ROOT• TREPID• Latin TREPIDUS, "afraid, disturbed"
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5 - TREPIDATION
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TREPIDATION• n. State of fear or alarm
• Aisha was filled with trepidation at the thought of her upcoming driver's examination.
• syn: dread
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6 - INTREPID
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INTREPID• adj. Bold; unafraid• L. in, "not," + trepidus =not afraid
• Greg, an intrepid pilot, frequently landed his small plane on extremely rough ground in unfamiliar countries.
• syn: brave, courageous ant: fearful
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ROOT • FORMiD• Latin FORMIDARE, "to fear"
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7 - FORMIDABLE
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7 - FORMIDABLE• --adj. Difficult to overcome; intimidating• Just looking up at the formidable mountain was
enough to make some climbers change their minds.
• syn: daunting ant: simple
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ROOT • REV• Latin VERERI, "to fear, respect”
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8 - REVERE
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8 - REVERE
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8 - REVERE• v. To hold in awe; worship• L. re, "back," + vereri :::: to respect back
• You may dislike the painter, but Tammy reveres him.
• syn: admire, respect ant: despise
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9 - IRREVERENT
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IRREVERENT• adj. Not showing proper respect• L. in, "not," + re, "back," + vereri == not giving
respect bach• During the funeral, James made some
irreverent remarks, and the Rabbi frowned at him.
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ROOT • TIM• Latin TIMOR, "fear"
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10 - INTIMIDATE
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10 INTIMIDATE• v. To threaten with harm; to frighten• L. in, "into," + timor == to put fear into
• Our team was unable to intimidate the other school's football players because we were much smaller than they were.
• syn: bully, scare
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11 - TIMOROUS
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11 - TIMOROUS• adj. Afraid of danger; timid
• The little child was so timorous that she began crying
• when she saw the clown at the carnivaL• syn: shy ant:
brave
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HOMEWORK• 3X EACH + DEFINITIONS AND ORIGINAL
SENTENCES• OR
• FLASHCARDS WITH ORIGINAL SENTENCES
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Closing – Make up a sentence.
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Bonus Round – Make up a sentence using two or more words.