Thursday, December 18 Vocabulary 6.4 Literature 6.1 Literary Analysis and Composition 2014-2015.

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Thursday, December 18 Vocabulary 6.4 Literature 6.1 Literary Analysis and Composition

Vocabulary 6.4 What is our lesson objective? What will I be able to do by the end of this lesson? I will be able to define and use words with Greek and Latin roots.

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. One of the interesting things about the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris is that each rain spout is carved like a ___________. A. gargantuan B. gorge C. gargoyle D. disgorge

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. Poseidon can be easily recognized when he holds up his three-pronged __________. A. oration B. indentation C. trident D. indenture

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. Even though she told her dad she didn’t get into a car accident, there was a definite _________ in the front bumper. A. oration B. indenture C. trident D. indentation

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. In Greek mythology, people often consulted the _______ at Delphi. A. osculate B. orifice C. oration D. oracle

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. Because her teeth were very crooked, Susan’s dentist suggested she visit an _____________. A. osculate B. orthodontist C. oration D. orifice

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. Her little brother decided to ______ himself on Haribo gummy bears; in fact, he ate an entire 5 pound bag of them. A. disgorge B. gorge C. gargoyle D. gargantuan

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. It’s a tradition to ________ when you’re standing under mistletoe. A. osculate B. oration C. orifice D. oracle

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. When I had food poisoning, I had to _________ repeatedly for several days. A. gargoyle B. gorge C. disgorge D. regurgitate

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. The campers were lost inside the cave until they saw light coming through the ________ that led to the woods. A. orifice B. oracle C. oration D. osculate

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. My cat was coughing until she managed to _______ a hairball. A. gorge B. gargoyle C. oration D. disgorge

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. My cousin thought a Bigfoot had been in her yard, and she showed me the _________ footprints that she thought were the proof. A. gorge B. gargoyle C. gargantuan D. disgorge

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. Since it was time for the President’s State of the Union __________, we watched it on television. A. gorge B. gargoyle C. oration D. disgorge

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. When I went snowboarding, I suffered from the ________ pull of gravity. A. indentation B. oration C. oracle D. inexorable

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. The ________ established how long I would work as an apprentice to the violin maker. A. gorge B. trident C. indentation D. indenture

Let’s Practice! Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence. He raised a __________ eyebrow when his brother insisted on putting ketchup on everything, even the dessert. A. inexorable B. gargoyle C. oration D. supercilious

Literature 6.1 What is our lesson objective? What will I be able to do by the end of this lesson? I will be able to complete a critical skills assignment that includes writing a narrative.

How do I complete Unit 6? You will have three lessons to complete this assignment (Today is the first.) You will answer a variety of different questions. First, you will read a story and answer several multiple choice questions. Next, you will answer several questions that require you to write several sentences to answer them completely. Next, you will read an article, and answer multiple choice questions about it, followed by several short-answer questions (see above). Last, you will write a story with several paragraphs.

When/how will I turn it in? For now, save your answers in a file on your computer. Your Learning Coach will read and evaluate it. Keep the file that you saved your work in! It will be the Work Sample for January. This assignment counts twice ! Once as part of your OLS progress, and once as the work sample. Because your work sample is not due until the end of January, its grade will go on the 3 rd quarter.