Monday, November 17, 2014

Monday November 17, 2014

Honors 9If you did not complete the assessment from last week for Why I Want a Wife, it is now up to you to find the time to complete it. You have one week from today to complete it. I have 2nd and 3rd period available, as well as before school and after school by appointment.
  Today we were in the computer lab. We discussed claim and students searched the internet to find one pro and one con article on a social topic of your choice. Please visit www.procon.org for inspiration and direction. Once you have identified your two articles please make sure I check you off on my sheet. We will be completing a future assignment with these articles. Also we have Vocab test #5 this week, here are the words:

Vocab List #5
1.       appease (v) to placate, soothe, bring peace to, or pacify; to give in to or make concessions to in order to gain peace
2.       ascetic (n) a person who gives up the comforts of society and leads a life of austere  self-discipline, especially as an act of religious devotion (adj) self-denying; austere
3.       condone (v) to forgive, overlook, or disregard (an offense) without protest or censure
4.       disparity (n) the condition or fact of being unequal in age, rank, or degree; difference;  unlikeness, incongruity, dissimilarity
5.       elusive (adj) tending to elude grasp, perception, or mental retention elude (v) to avoid or escape from, as by cunning, daring or artifice; to evade
6.       hypothetical (adj) based on a hypothesis; conjectural; uncertain; based on a supposition
7.       lax (adj) showing little concern; remiss; negligent; not strict; unenforced; not taut or firm
8.       preclude (v) to make impossible or impractical by previous action; to prevent
9.       retract (v) to take back or disavow (a statement, accusation, offer, or verbal contract)

10.   servile (adj) slavish in character or attitude; obsequious; submissive

English 10- Today we continued to work on the quarter two reading assessment analyzing explicit and implicit conflict in Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven.

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