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Unit 2, Lesson 2 Blue Team

Reading: Long Passages Unit 2

Critical Reading: Review What should you mark when reading a long passage?

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Review: Sentence Corrections 1.She runs effortlessly during her races and she always seems nervous while practicing. A.She runs effortlessly during her races and B.She runs effortlessly during her races, but C.She runs with much effort during her races D.She runs effortlessly. During her races E.She runs effortlessly during her races also

Review: Sentence Corrections B is correct There are two clauses. The first is in direct opposition to the second, so the coordinating conjunction but is needed.

Review: Sentence Corrections 2. Trekking into the deep, inactive crater, we suddenly realized that all outside sound blocked by the dense rock walls of the volcano. A.blocked by the dense rock walls B.blocked as a result of the dense rock walls C.was blocked by the dense rock walls D.was blocking the dense rock walls E.was going to be blocking the dense and rocky walls

Review: Sentence Corrections C is correct The subject sound lacks a verb. The word blocked is not a verb; it is being used as an adjective. We need a choice that includes was blocked. D and E use was but make a mess of the sentence. Remember, SAT will prefer sentences that are more concise.

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Review: Vocabulary Provide the correct vocabulary word for each of the following antonyms: a.condemn b.encourage c.strengthen d.predictable

Review: Vocabulary Provide the correct vocabulary word for each of the following antonyms: a.condemn: commend b.encourage: admonish c.strengthen: debilitate d.predictable: capricious

9. magnanimous (adjective) courageously or generously noble in mind and heart synonyms: considerate, charitable, selfless

10. devoid (adjective) totally lacking, destitute synonyms: barren, vacant

11. incredulous (adjective) disinclined or indisposed to believe; indicating disbelief synonyms: doubtful, skeptical, unconvinced

12. belligerent (adjective) eager to fight; hostile or aggressive synonyms: antagonistic, combative

13. edify (verb) to instruct and improve, especially morally synonyms: enlighten

14. voracious (adjective) craving or consuming large quantities of food; exceedingly eager synonyms: avid, ravenous, insatiable

15. idiosyncrasy (noun) peculiarity, oddity, quirk, characteristic, trait singularity synonyms: see above

16. lucid (adjective) easily understood synonyms: clear, unambiguous