Word List with Definitions – copy the following:
- aspire (v) to strive for a goal; to want or desire beyond the current state.
- candor (n) honesty or straightforwardness, especially about something unpleasant
- elude (v) to escape from someone or something especially using clever tactics.
- obliterate (v) to destroy; to break down into nothing; to eliminate
- writhe (v) to move uncomfortably; to twist around, especially to express pain
1. directness ___________ 4. squirm: _______
2. Demolish: ___________ 5. strive: _________
3. dodge: _____________
Antonyms:
1. confront: _____________ 4. dishonesty: _______
2. Build: ________________5. rest: _____________
3. Procrastinate:
Sentences:
1. The man's date was offended by his __________in saying she was not beautiful.
2. The store owner wanted to ______________the memory of the robbery from her mind.
3. My children all ____________to great things; one wants to play professional football, the other a sports agent.
4. Rarely does a person ____________ the police in a car chase.
5. The boy watched the worm ___________and twist on the ground until it burrowed in the loose soial underneath.
1st and 2nd - continue watching Secondhand Lions; 5th - complete the worksheets on prepositions and prepositional phrases
4th and 6th - Take notes on Chapter 11: Effective Language. Give examples of illusion and irony. Discuss MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech.
2. Demolish: ___________ 5. strive: _________
3. dodge: _____________
Antonyms:
1. confront: _____________ 4. dishonesty: _______
2. Build: ________________5. rest: _____________
3. Procrastinate:
Sentences:
1. The man's date was offended by his __________in saying she was not beautiful.
2. The store owner wanted to ______________the memory of the robbery from her mind.
3. My children all ____________to great things; one wants to play professional football, the other a sports agent.
4. Rarely does a person ____________ the police in a car chase.
5. The boy watched the worm ___________and twist on the ground until it burrowed in the loose soial underneath.
1st and 2nd - continue watching Secondhand Lions; 5th - complete the worksheets on prepositions and prepositional phrases
4th and 6th - Take notes on Chapter 11: Effective Language. Give examples of illusion and irony. Discuss MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech.
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