Lesson 17- The Agreeable and the Disagreeable

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Team “Japan” BA352 Section 005

Advertisements

Vocabulary Level F Unit 1 Part B. jadedprovincial luridsimulate meritorioustranscend petulantumbrage prerogativeunctuous.

VOCAB POWER POINT. Lambaste – verb – attack usually with words, or criticize harshly. The mother lambasted her child at the baseball game because he didn’t.

Mars and Venus in the Workplace.  Men and women have different communication styles  Different rules and values are not understood  Leading to incorrect.

Bellringer…  Examine the cartoon below. Then, answer all of the following questions about it in complete sentences in your English III spiral.  What.

Diary of Anne Frank vocabulary

Customer Service Vikram Dhal.

Lesson Explain the essentials of customer service; 2. Identify other integral factors of the value-added business that contribute to customer service;

THREE C’S OF PARENTING Parent Forum November 2012 Middle School Counselors.

Communication Styles Melissa Geller Kent State University.

Learning About Yourself

Your mental and emotional health

Lesson 2 It’s All about Attitude Customer Service Training.

Good Worker Character Traits Carolann S. Caruthers ACE Program Work Study Programs.

Vocabulary Jallway. Lambaste - Verb  Attack, usually with words, criticize. John scornfully lambasted his dog for urinating on his new, freshly purchased.

SELF-ESTEEM. Self-Esteem…What is it? Self-esteem refers to the way we see and think about ourselves.

Building An Enriched Vocabulary Lesson 6. abstain Verb Verb To refrain completely and voluntarily. To refrain completely and voluntarily. Synonyms: forgo,

Chapter 3 Mental and Emotional Health Lesson 1 Your Mental and Emotional Health >> Main Menu Next >> >> Chapter 3 Assessment Click for: Teacher’s notes.

Toddlers- Intellectual & Social Development Chapter 12 & 13.

Of Mice and Men Vocabulary 5. Sullen(ly) syn. morose, surly ant. cheerful, bright showing anger or resentment by refusing to talk, be sociable or cooperate.

 The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words. It is used to emphasize certain words or create a musical quality.

In this slide show we will look at what civic virtues are and what the responsibilities of people are to work for the common good of the nation. You will.

Business Communication

Unit 4 VCB, Level F Affable Amorphous Aura Contraband Erudite Gossamer

Emotional Development Nita Thomason Ed. D.. Emotional Development Nature or Nurture? Do you think emotional development is primarily a function of genetics.

Toddler Emotional Development Self-Awareness Toddlers become aware of how they look what belongs to them what they can and cannot do how others feel.

Strengthening Your Interpersonal Relationships. 1. Don’t criticize, condemn, or complain about people.  There’s no faster way create resentment toward.

© 2012 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied, duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.

Vocabulary 2. Liniment a medicinal liquid rubbed into the skin to relieve aches or pain Syn. ointment, salve My grandfather always used the smelliest.

Of Mice and Men Vocabulary- word list 1

. Topics Discussed:1) The Importance Of Encouragement And Praise In The Development Of A Child. 2) The Importance Of Play In A Child’s Development. B)

English I Honors—October 6, 2015 Bell ringer: Have you ever been to an extravagant birthday party? What made it extravagant? Homework: – Reading Plus due.

Introduction to Satire. Satire  Satire is a literary genre that uses irony, wit, and sometimes sarcasm to expose humanity’s vices and foibles, giving.

Satire Criticism Through Laughter. What Is Satire? Satire is a kind of writing that ridicules human weakness, vice, or folly in order to bring about social.

Self Confidence Confidence improves when children find success at accomplishing new skills and facing unfamiliar situations. -The feelings of independence.

The ________ of the mosaic was impressive.. The _______ of the mosaic was impressive. n. condition or state of being complex, involved, or detailed; elaborateness.

Morose. (adj) – ill-tempered, gloomy, sullen Ex. He was very morose after his wife left him.

Mariah Diaz English 12 Mrs. Pugh 5 th Period. Mentally retarded & kids Mentally retarded should not have kids.

WoW #10 Day #1 irascible Definition Part of speech Related forms (adj., adv...) 3 Synonyms Come up with your own Antonym 1 Sentence per form.

SELF-ESTEEM. Workshop Overview Self-Esteem…What is it? Self-Esteem…What’s it made of? Types of Self-esteem The secret to improving Self-esteem.

Vocabulary Workshop Level F - Accelerated 10 English

Career Management 2.03 Critique Positive Interpersonal Skills.

Set Nine Word of the Day. Day One 1. diligent (adj.) - constant in effort to accomplish something Ex: You should be diligent about studying your vocab.

Lesson 30- Humor  1. buffoon  2. farce  3. irony  4. jocular  5. lampoon  6. levity  7. parody  8. raillery  9. regale  10. satirical.

Call on students to identify a difference of opinion they have had with someone. List several of them on the writing surface. Ask students to mention.

Personal Reactions to Stress. Why do individuals have different reactions to stressful events? Some people seem easy going about stressful events Others.

Vocabulary List 1. You will need 10 index cards. Write the word in big letters on the blank side so you can use it as a flash card to study. Write the.

façade — front of a building congenial — agreeable; pleasant

9.01 Summarize factors of interpersonal relationships

The Umbrella of Irony….

The Difference Between Satire and Sarcasm!

Vocabulary Week 9/13- 9/17.

Personality, Self-Esteem, and Emotions

English III - Vocabulary Lesson 1

Vocabulary List 2.

Business Communication

The Difference Between Satire and Sarcasm!

Hot SAT Words: Lessons # 1-10.

Talking With Your Partner About Sexual Differences and Problems

Word of the Week #30 zeal.

Irascible: adj. definition: easily provoked to anger very irritable.

The Umbrella of Irony….

Deep Thoughts 13 Please respond to the following prompt in 450 words or more in MLA format (with thesis)

English III - Vocabulary Lesson 7

Unit 8 Greek and Latin Roots

Irascible: adj. definition: easily provoked to anger very irritable.

Term List 4 Tone Words Content: adj, v, noun - a state of peaceful happiness; a state of satisfaction Anticipatory: adj - happening, performed, or felt.

Tone Vocabulary for the reading section of the AHSGE

Presentation transcript:

Lesson 17- The Agreeable and the Disagreeable convivial ebullience felicitious irascible placid querulous sardonic surly truculent unctuous

1. convivial (adj) Sociable; fond of feasting and good company. Related Word: conviviality Ex: Everyone liked Eddie because he had a convivial manner.

2. ebullience (noun) The quality of expressing feelings or ideas in an enthusiastic or lively manner. Related Words: ebullient; ebulliently. Ex: After a time the ebullience of the child made even the most energetic of baby sitters weary.

3. felicitous (adj) Well chosen; apt. Yielding great pleasure or delight. Related Words: felicitously; felicity. Ex: Rosalinda handled the delicate situation in a felicitous manner that was respected by everyone.

4. irascible (adj) Prone to outbursts of temper; easily angered. Characterized by or resulting from anger. Related Words: irascibility; irascibly. Ex: The irascible Squidward is one of Jo’s favorite characters.

5. placid (adj) Having an undisturbed surface or aspect; outwardly calm, composed. Self-satisfied. Related Words: placidly; placidness. Ex: Nothing ever seemed to disturb Mrs. Jone’s placid attitude.

6. querulous (adj) Given to complaining; peevish. Expressing or showing a complaint. Related Words: querulously; querulousness. Ex: The shopkeeper became tired of the customer’s querulous remarks.

7. sardonic (adj) Scornfully mocking a derisive. Related Words: sardonically Ex: Jennifer’s sardonic remarks about the standards of judging at the competition caused others to criticize her attitude.

8. surly (adj) ill-humored; gruff. Related Word: surliness. Ex: Because of his surly behavior, Gerald was not promoted as quickly as he hoped to be.

9. truculent (adj) Savage and cruel; fierce. Disposed to fight; pugnacious. Related Word: truculence; truculently. Ex: At the meeting we were shocked when one of the delegates made a truculent attack on the competence of the committee.

10. unctuous (adj) Characterized by affected, exaggerated, or insincere earnestness. Having the quality or characteristics of oil or ointment; greasy. Ex: Unfortunately, Gulf Coast animals are covered by an unctuous coating because of the oil spill.