Unit 2: Survival Vocabulary

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Unit 2: Survival

Vocabulary

Hallucination

noun

• an experience involving the apparent perception of

something not present.

"he continued to suffer from horrific hallucinations"

Premonition

noun

• a strong feeling that something is about to happen,

especially something unpleasant.

"he had a premonition of imminent disaster"

Formulate

verb

• Build; state definitely; develop

"A researcher has to carefully formulate a topic that will

be worth studying."

Conscience

Noun

inner sense of what is morally Right or Wrong in one’s

actions

culpability

noun

guilt or blame that is deserved; blameworthiness

remorse

noun

deep sense of regret for having done wrong

entrusted

verb

given the responsibility of doing something or caring for

someone or something

burden

noun

something that is carried with difficulty or obligation

empathetic

adj

the ability to identify with the feelings or thoughts of

others

profound

adj

very great or intense; deep

having or showing great knowledge or insight

meditative

adj

given to extended thought

Exploring Words of Power: Anguish

• Anguish is a powerful word that evokes intense emotional distress.

• deep sorrow or pain,

Deliberate

• something done consciously and intentionally.

Imperative

• Imperative is something of vital importance; crucial

Forge

• Forge the act of creating or shaping something with great skill and effort.

Tangible

Definition: something you can touch or feel – real and physical, not just an idea.

Aristocrat:

someone from a high social class with titles, privileges, or wealth, often passed down through family.

a Mirage is an optical illusion in which which hot air distorts distant objects

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Mirage

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of conscience?

• When you are not sure about what you should do

• Feeling bad about something you did

• An inner voice that tells you if something is right or wrong

• Being afraid that you did something that was wrong.

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of burden?

• A heavy weight that is carried.

• Feeling bad about something.

• When you are not sure what you should do.

• Feeling sad.

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of entrusted?

• Being trusted with the responsibility of doing something.

• Not being sure if you can trust someone.

• To trust.

• Unsure about what you should do.

Multiple Select

Choose the right synonyms to the word, 'Anguish'

• Despair

• Happiness

• Agony

• Anger

Multiple Choice

What is the definition for remorse?

• Extreme guilt and shame.

• Feeling sad.

• Being guilty.

• Not sure how you feel.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses remorse correctly?

• They were remorse because of their actions.

• I remorse for the case of the missing parakeet.

• I was remorse after the trial.

• I felt remorse for what I had done.

Multiple Select

What are some antonyms to the word 'Forge'

• Create

• Destroy

• obliterate

• Anvil

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses culpability correctly?

• She was not culpability because she was not at the scene of the crime.

• She was culpability for what she did.

• The culpability for the crime rested on her shoulders.

• They were culpability because of their crime.

Multiple Choice

What sentence uses entrusted correctly?

• I had entrusted in her, even though she made mistakes in the past.

• I gave them entrusted.

• I entrusted them with the responsibility of taking care of my pet turtle Eugene.

• I decided to entrusted them.

Multiple Select

Some Synonyms for "Tangible" are...​ ​

• Real
• Physical
• Fake
• Theoretical

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses burden correctly?

• She said she felt burden.

• I felt burden yesterday,

• The burden of knowing the secret was so heavy,

• I had a burden yesterday when I was a little bit confused about where to go.

Hotspot

Select the correct image of the "Aristocrat"

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses conscience correctly?

• I felt conscience about what I had done.

• I was conscience that I had done something wrong.

• I had a conscience that something strange was about to happen.

• My conscience told me that what I had done was wrong.

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of culpability?

• Not sure whether or not you did the right thing.

• Guilt that is deserved.

• Being blamed for something that you didn't do.

• Feeling bad for what you did.

Multiple Choice

involving extreme danger or disaster

• desperate

• entranced

• profound

• credible

Multiple Choice

an ugly human or animal statue is a...._____

• Angel

• Carving

• Monster

• Demon

• Gargoyle

Multiple Choice

in a state of wonder or amazement

• entranced

• credible

• premonition

• meditative

Multiple Choice

Deliberate definition:

• indifferent

• confused

• intentional/on purpose

• by accident

Multiple Choice

something perceived that has no reality

• evidence

• hallucination

• collaborate

• formulate

Multiple Choice

Instead of picking a beautiful dress, my friend selected a grotesque mask and tattered clothing for the costume party. What is the best meaning of the underlined word?

• lovely

• attractive

• horrifying

• mysterious

Multiple Choice

feeling that something bad will happen

• premonition

• logical

• meditative

• profound

Multiple Select

When driving it is Imperative you... ​

• Put on your seatbelt
• Listen to good music
• Have Snacks/drinks available
• Keep your eyes on the road

Multiple Choice

intense, deep

• credible

• logical

• profound

• meditative

Draw

Draw something that is imperative to your life.

Multiple Choice

given to extended thought

• logical

• meditative

• credible

• entranced

Drag and Drop

Synonyms for 'Imperative ​are... ​

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Essential

Optional

voluntary

crucial

Multiple Choice

believable, convincing

• profound

• exhausted

• credible

• formulate

Multiple Choice

facts or details that support a position or claim

• evidence

• logical

• hallucination

• desperate

Multiple Choice

well-founded, sound, effective

• valid

• desperate

• meditative

• entranced

Multiple Choice

based on reason or sound judgment

• meditative

• profound

• logical

• evidence

Multiple Choice

build, develop

• formulate

• desperate

• profound

• evidence

Multiple Choice

What part of speech are hallucination and premonition?

• noun

• adjective

• adverb

• verb