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2-8-23

2-8-23

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English

11th Grade

Hard

CCSS
L.1.6, RI.11-12.4, L.K.5A

+35

Standards-aligned

Created by

Celi Oliveto

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4 Slides • 18 Questions

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2-8-23

ELA 11 VOCAB UNIT 4

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Go to this link to look up the words

Every week, you'll get 5 high level vocabulary words. These will be the words you'll need to know for the semester exam. You'll also get a test each week. I can test you on any vocab word we've covered from any previous week.

Don't forget, your semester test will be on vocab, grammar, and greek/latin roots. Make sure you have these written down!

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Go to this link to look up the words

Lesson #4

Don't forget, your semester test will be on vocab, grammar, and greek/latin roots. Make sure you have these written down!

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Go to this link to look up the words

Lesson #4

Nullify

Labyrinth

Reprehensible

Blatant

Don't forget, your semester test will be on vocab, grammar, and greek/latin roots. Make sure you have these written down!

Plausible

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Match

Match the following words from lesson #4 to their definition

nullify

Labyrinth

reprehensible

blatant

plausible

to make of no use

a complicated, irregular network of passages or paths

deserving of condemnation

lacking in subtlety

seemingly reasonable or probable

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Drag and Drop

The hero had to search through the ​
's many passages and corridors to find the princess locked in one of the many rooms.
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labyrinth
brusque
sacrosanct
plausible
blatant
hone
aloof
trite

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In order to get to Germany, we first need to ​
though the heart of the French countryside.
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traverse
hone
nullify
transgress
espouse
reprehensible

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Drag and Drop

Tom told his mom he came home after curfew because of an accident on rt. 250 which was a ​
explanation, but she had been checking the police scanner and knew he was lying.
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plausible
blatant
odious
brusque
reprehensible
saccharine
opulent

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In the Catholic faith, the Eucharist, the bread eaten during the mass, is ​
and may only be blessed by the priest.
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sacrosanct
trite
opulent
espouse
brusque
reprehensible
plausible

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Drag and Drop

In order to ​
the effects of the zeros on my grade report, I need to complete an hour of IXL to get the bonus points.
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nullify
espouse
hone
traverse
transgress
livid

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Drag and Drop

My son told me that the dog broke the picture frame, which I knew was a ​
lie, as I saw him drop it from across the room.​
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blatant
lithe
plausible
brusque
odious
posterity
trite
aloof

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Drag and Drop

When my friend starting acting quiet and ​
, I decided to carefully ask her if her boyfriend had texted.
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aloof
lithe
odious
blatant
plausible
reprehensible
brusque

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Drag and Drop

The artist thought that her paintings were crafty and original, but when she tried to sell them at the show, the clients thought her work ​
and meaningless.
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trite
aloof
saccharine
brusque
reprehensible
plausible
opulent

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Match

Match the following SAT words from lesson #2 to their definitions

artificially sweet

to travel through

emotionally uninvolved

to break a rule or boundry

a long and flexible quality

Saccharine

Traverse

Aloof

transgress

Lithe

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Match

Match the following words from Lesson #1 (last week) to their synonyms

champion

heirs

distasteful

sharpen

abrupt

espouse

posterity

odious

hone

brusque

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Match

Match the antonyms to the words from lesson 1

warm

dull

reject

pleasant

memory

brusque

hone

espouse

odious

posterity

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Match

Match the following SAT words from lesson #2 to their definitions

sincere

stay/sit

involved/concerned

obey

thick/inflexible

Saccharine

Traverse

Aloof

transgress

Lithe

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ELA 11 VOCAB UNIT 4

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