Unit 4 Catch up plan

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Math the Prefix to it's definition

• il-/im-/in-/ ir-

• mis-

• quad-

• super-

not

bad; mistaken

fourth, four

over; above

• not

• bad; mistaken

• fourth, four

• over; above

Match

Math the Suffix to it's definition

• -esque

• -fy

• -ism

• -ward

like or resembling

to make; cause to be

a belief; practice

spatial or temporal direction

• like or resembling

• to make; cause to be

• a belief; practice

• spatial or temporal direction

Match

Math the Root to it's definition

• path

• quer/quir/ques/quis

• scend

• voc

feeling; disease

search or seek

climb

voice; to call

• feeling; disease

• search or seek

• climb

• voice; to call

Multiple Choice

What does the root "path" mean in the word "empathy"?

• 'feeling' or 'suffering'.

• 'strength' or 'power'.

• 'knowledge' or 'wisdom'.

• 'journey' or 'travel'.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following words is formed using the suffix "-fy"?

• beautify
• irritable

• misguided

• vocation

Multiple Choice

In the context of a debate, what does the suffix "-ism" imply in the word "feminism"?

• The suffix '-ism' indicates a scientific principle.
• The suffix '-ism' denotes a geographical location.
• The suffix '-ism' implies a belief system or ideology, specifically advocating for women's rights and equality in feminism.
• The suffix '-ism' refers to a type of clothing style.

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Multiple Choice

The advice from Catriona Wrottesley, a couples psychoanalytic psychotherapist at Tavistock Relationships London, is provided in what part of the article?

• The tail

• The lead

• The body

Open Ended

Identify the five W's and one H that are provided in the lead of "Regret can seriously damage your mental health." ( Who, What, Where, When, Why, How)

Open Ended

Near the end of the article, Catriona Wrottesley says, “Regret, though it’s very painful, can be a gift. It can be the doorway to a better way of living, of being with others.” Do you agree with her? Why or why not?

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Multiple Choice

Where did Panchito get his 1865 Indian Head penny?

• He found it while harvesting

• his friend Carl

• His Mother

• In a museum display

Multiple Choice

What happened to Panchito's pennies?

• He lost them in the fire.

• He gave them both to Carl because they were moving.

• 
  He lost them while harvesting grapes.

• 
  His sister Rorra used them to buy gumballs

Open Ended

What lesson did Panchito learn at the end of the story?

You can start your response with:

Panchito learned . . .

Draw

Label the rest of the Rhyme Scheme ( you can start with either A or E)

Multiple Choice

In "If—," which figurative language technique is employed when Kipling advises to "dream, and not make dreams your master"?

• alliteration

• Metaphor

• simlie

• hyperbole

Open Ended

What is the Theme ( message ) of the poem in your own words? Provide an example from the poem.

Draw

Label the Rhyme Scheme

Multiple Choice

Which example of figurative language is used in "Invictus" to convey the idea of personal strength?

• "I am the master of my fate"

• "Out of the night that covers me"

• "It matters not how strait the gate"

• All of the above

Open Ended

What is the Theme ( message ) of the poem in your own words? Provide an example from the poem.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences contains an infinitive?

• She enjoys reading novels.

• The dog barked loudly.

• Running is her favorite hobby.

• He wants to travel the world.
  

Multiple Choice

Identify the participle in the sentence: "The broken vase lay on the floor."

• lay
• floor
• vase
• broken

Multiple Choice

What is the gerund in the sentence: "Swimming in the ocean is refreshing"?

• is

• ocean

• Swimming
• refreshing

Multiple Choice

What is the participial phrase in the sentence: "The cat, frightened by the storm, hid under the bed"?

• hid under the bed
• the cat
• frightened by the storm
• by the storm

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a gerund instead of an infinitive?

• She enjoys to swim.
• I enjoy swimming.
• He loves swimming to the beach.
• I like to swim.

Multiple Choice

Which option contains a participial phrase?

• Running quickly, the athlete won the race.
• The race was won by the athlete.
• The athlete won the race quickly.
• Winning the race, the athlete celebrated.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct in its use of parallel structure?

• She enjoys reading, writing and jog.
• She enjoys reading and to jog.
• She enjoys reading, writing, and jogging.
• She enjoys to read, write, and jog.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence contains a non-restrictive modifier?

• The car that is parked outside belongs to my neighbor.

• My sister, who lives in New York, is visiting this weekend.

• The book that I borrowed is on the table.

• The dog that barked all night kept me awake.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences contains a restrictive modifier?

• The students, who studied hard, passed the exam.

• My brother, an excellent cook, made dinner for us.

• The house that has the red door is mine.

• The book, which was on the shelf, is a bestseller.