1. Vocabulary Review
Assuage—(verb) to make an unpleasant feeling less intense; to satisfy “I assuaged my hunger by eating a light snack before dinner.” Apothecary—(noun) a person who prepared and sold medicines and drugs “Romeo sought out an apothecary to obtain poison.”

2. Vocabulary Review
Piety—(noun) the quality of being religious or reverent; a belief or point of view with unthinking reverence “The congregation expressed their piety by opening their arms when the music played” Taciturn—(adj.) reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little “Although my grandfather was a taciturn man, he was a man people readily followed.”

3. Vocabulary Review
Vapid—(adj.) offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging “The boy expressed his feelings about the vapid conversation by yawning loudly.” Morbid—(adj.) characterized by or appealing to an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease “The girl had a morbid fascination with crime.” Nocturnal—(adj.) done, occurring, or active at night “The dormouse is a shy, nocturnal creature”

4. Continued Vocabulary Review
Please work independently to complete the chart by writing out the word, its definition, and drawing a picture that will help you remember the meaning of the word.