The Odyssey Vocabulary and such…. List 1 – 1.Formidable (adj) – a)Causing fear. b) Very impressive because of skill or strength. 2.Guile (n) – Cunning,

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Odyssey Vocabulary. The vocabulary assignment requires students to identify the part of speech and provide two definitions for each word. The assignment.

Advertisements

Vocabulary List 3: The Odyssey By Emily, Zach, Makayla, and Josh.

1.WORD –harriedPOS – ADJ MOD: “Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story of that man skilled in all ways of contending, the wanderer, harried for.

Caddie Woodlawn Vocabulary Chapters 6-7 N. Russo GES 2013.

Vocabulary flash cards On a Power Point?. They’re in no particular order! coalition – n a combination, union, or merger for some specific purpose elicit.

Homer’s The Odyssey Vocabulary.

Vocabulary Pictures Unit 1.

The Odyssey Homer.

Act I Vocabulary The Crucible. Inert (adj.) 1) unable to move or act; 2) sluggish in action or motion Synonyms: immobile, stationary She laid inert in.

Odyssey Vocabulary Created by Mrs. Heidi Henry Common Core Standard Addressed: ELA- Literacy. L Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and.

From the Odyssey, Part One Introducing the Selection What difference can a journey make in a person’s life?

Journal 10/25/2011 What does being a hero mean to you? What makes someone a hero? Who do you think is the best example of a hero and why? –6-8 sentences!

February 1 st through 5 th Honors English 3. Monday, February 1 st Snow Day.

Welcome to Speech Semester Class Ms. Hale. Attention Getter We usually need.

The Odyssey Vocabulary.

Vocabulary Analogies, Synonyms/ Antonyms The OdysseyShakespeare.

Estimating the strength of the wind

The Odyssey Vocabulary in Context. Louts (n.) Clumsy, stupid people.

Beguiling using slyness to delude someone; charming Adjective.

$100$200$100$300$100$200 $400 $200$200$400 $100$400$100$400 $500 $200$500 $300$500$300$300$500$300$400 $500.

Chapter 6 Questions What big decision did Johnny make?

The Odyssey Academic English 9. Plunder (v) steal goods typically using force and in a time of war or civil disorder.

Part III Vocabulary and Introduction Ms. Geller’s Fantastic Freshmen Fall 2013.

Warm Up: August 3, 2012 Vocabulary 1. Plunder: to take (property) by force, especially in warfare. 2.Valor: great courage, especially in battle. 3. Formidable:

Plunder-1 P.O.S.: verb Derivative:from Dutch plunderen Definition: to take (property) by force, especially in warfare.

The Odyssey Vocabulary

8/8/12 Aberrant (adj.) Deviating from normal or correct.

The Great Gatsby Vocabulary. The Great Gatsby Chapter 1.

Vocabulary One Sat Word Game. Acrid (adj) Unpleasantly pungent or sharp in taste or odor; sharp in speech.

 If you were a member of Odysseus’ crew, how would you feel about having him as your leader? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

Chapter 4 Vocabulary Created By, Ms. Jennifer Duke.

ACT/SAT Vocabulary Unit 15 (THE LAST ONE!). Adamant (adj) firm in purpose or opinion, unyielding, obdurate, implacable, inflexible; (n) an extremely hard.

CONTEXT CLUES The Odyssey Vocabulary. PLUNDER  When they attacked the unsuspecting village, the pirates plundered food, gold and jewels from the people.

Thursday, September 20, 2012 Today’s Agenda: 1. Collect Vocabulary Circle Maps 2. Bellringer – Grammar Review 3. Imagery & Purpose Chart 4. Grammar Practice:

The Odyssey Vocabulary

The Odyssey Part I Vocabulary Quiz on Friday, 1/6

The Odyssey Vocabulary Words.

Pride and Prejudice Vocabulary.

“The Most Dangerous Game”

AP Vocabulary #1.

The Odyssey Homer The Return of Odysseus.

The Odyssey Vocabulary.

The Odyssey Vocabulary: PreAP/IB

American Literature Vocabulary Unit 1

Unit Two Vocabulary Week Six.

Tone, Connotation/Denotation Vocabulary review

Argos and Penelope Vocabulary

Vocab Grammar Jeopardy

Vocab Lesson 5.

The Odyssey Vocabulary Part 1

The Odyssey Vocabulary Part 2

Lesson 5 Vocabulary Words

The Crucible Act 3 Vocabulary

Vocabulary Unit 8.

TKM Vocabulary by Chapter

Odyssey Vocabulary Part I.

VOCABULARY MATRIX.

The Crucible Act III Vocabulary.

The Crucible Act I Vocabulary.

SET 7 VOCABULARY 7.4 Students will determine the meanings and pronunciations of unfamiliar words and phrases within authentic texts. Students will read.

Receives the action of the “doing” verb

SAT Vocabulary Set Thirteen.

Getting what you want starts with knowing who you are.

Unit 3A Vocab Words.

The Odyssey Vocabulary.

English I Honors Vocabulary 12.

Odyssey Vocabulary.

Vocabulary Unit 8.

Presentation transcript:

The Odyssey Vocabulary and such…

List 1 – 1.Formidable (adj) – a)Causing fear. b) Very impressive because of skill or strength. 2.Guile (n) – Cunning, slyness. 3.Muster (v) – To gather together.

List 1 4.Appall(ed) - (adj) – Horrified; shocked. 5.Ponderous (adj) – Extremely heavy. 6.Profusion (n) – An abundance.

List 1 7.Hale (adj) -Strong. 8. Breach (n) – An opening, gap, or break. 9. Titanic (adj)- Huge.

List 1 10.Ardor (n) – Great passion; emotional warmth. 11.Travail(s) (n) – Agony. 12.Spume (n) – Froth or foam. 13.Blanch(ed) (v) To become pale or white.

List 2 1.Appease (v) – To satisfy; relieve. 2.Cower(ed)(v) – To shrink away; hide oneself in fear. 3.Dissemble (v) -To hide behind a disguise. 4.Incredulity (n) – Disbelief. 5.Bemuse(ing) (v) – To Stupefy.

List 2 6.Impudence (n)- Bold, shameless behavior. 7.Mortify (ied) – (v) To humiliate. 8.Rebuke (v) – Scold sharply. 9.Suffice (v)- To be enough. 10.Maudlin (adj) – Tearfully sentimental.

List 2 11.Ruse (s) (n) – A trick. 12.Disdainful (adj) – Scornful. 13.Implacable (adj) Incapable of being calmed; unforgiving.