
DO NOW - 10/21 - Poetry Day 1 Vocabulary
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8th - 10th Grade
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Justice Amick
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Vocabulary for Quarter 2 and Poetry Day 1
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Overview
Throughout the following Edpuzzle you are going to be introduced to your vocabulary words for the Unit and then your two vocabulary words for your poetry collection.
DO NOW | Poetry Day 1
Intro Vocab
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Quarter 2 Vocab
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Definition: Facts or adjectives that support a claim; proof
Example Sentence:
Her receipt was evidence she paid her bill.
Evidence (noun)
Definition: Believable or convincing
Example Sentence:
Marco is a credible witness because he tells the truth.
Credible (adj.)
Definition: well founded; sound; effective
Example Sentence:
An answer is valid if it can be proved true.
Valid (adj.)
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Definition: build or develop
Example Sentence:
It can take time to formulate responses to difficult questions.
Formulate (verb)
Definition: based on reason or sound judgement
Example Sentence:
Math is logical because it is based on rules and patterns.
Logical (adj.)
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Quarter 2 Vocab Review
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
This sentence uses the word EVIDENCE correctly:
The student's amazing essay is evidence of their creativity.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
This sentence uses the word CREDIBLE correctly:
The meal was so credible that she went back for more any chance she could.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
This sentence uses the word VALID correctly:
Jon's license is valid for another three years.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
This sentence uses the word FORMULATE correctly:
Even if a story seems formulate, double check to make sure it's real.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
This sentence uses the word LOGICAL correctly:
He took his logical and made sure it was in his bag for the day.
TRUE
FALSE
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Poetry Collection Vocab
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Definition: to retain carefully; to cherish
Example Sentence:
I treasure the time I spend with my great-grandmother.
Treasure (verb)
Definition: shining/radiating light
Example Sentence:
The luminous stars above my farmhouse made me think about life far, far away.
Luminous (adj.)
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Open Ended
Use the word TREASURE in a sentence based off of its definition.
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Open Ended
Use the word LUMINOUS in a sentence based off of its definition.
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