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Puritan Literature Bellringers

Puritan Literature Bellringers. “Upon the Burning of Our House” and “To My Dear and Loving Husband”. Copy the words and their definitions into the bellringer section of your binder. Bereft- ADJ deprived of the possession or use of something Chide - V to find fault with or to blame

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Puritan Literature Bellringers

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  1. Puritan Literature Bellringers

  2. “Upon the Burning of Our House” and “To My Dear and Loving Husband” Copy the words and their definitions into the bellringer section of your binder. • Bereft- ADJ • deprived of the possession or use of something • Chide- V • to find fault with or to blame • Recompense- N • something given in return for something else; compensation

  3. MATCH EACH VOCABULARY WORD WITH ITS ANTONYM. • bereftA. for free • recompenseB. praise • chideC. equipped

  4. MATCH EACH VOCABULARY WORD WITH ITS ANTONYM. • bereft A. for free • recompense B. praise • chide C. equipped

  5. IF VOCABULARY WORDS COULD SPEAK, EACH OF THEM MIGHT SAY ONE OF THE THINGS BELOW. WRITE EACH WORD BESIDE WHAT IT MIGHT SAY. 1. I told you not to do that. Why don’t you listen to me? _______________ 2. I have nothing left! _______________ 3. I’ll give you some of my material, but I’ll want something in return. _______________

  6. IF VOCABULARY WORDS COULD SPEAK, EACH OF THEM MIGHT SAY ONE OF THE THINGS BELOW. WRITE EACH WORD BESIDE WHAT IT MIGHT SAY. 1. I told you not to do that. Why don’t you listen to me? ____chide___________ 2. I have nothing left! ____bereft___________ 3. I’ll give you some of my material, but I’ll want something in return. _____recompense__________

  7. “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Copy the words and their definitions into the bellringer section of your binder. • Appease- V • to bring to a state of peace or quiet; soothe • Abate- V • to lessen or reduce in force or intensity • Prudence- N • an exercise of good and cautious judgment • Abhor- V • to regard with disgust • Abominable- ADJ • disgusting; detestable

  8. CHOOSE THE WORD PAIR THAT BEST COMPLETES EACH ANALOGY. • abhor : detest :: A. like : love B. love : hate C. want : desire D. fight : soothe • abate : incite :: A. age : grow B. walk : run C. end: begin D. friend : acquaintance

  9. CHOOSE THE WORD PAIR THAT BEST COMPLETES EACH ANALOGY. • abhor : detest :: A. like : love B. love : hate C. want : desire D. fight : soothe • abate : incite :: A. age : grow B. walk : run C. end: begin D. friend : acquaintance

  10. WRITE THE VOCABULARY WORD THAT BEST FITS EACH SENTENCE. CHANGE THE FORM OF THE WORD IF NECESSARY. • In the interest of _______________ his parents, he agreed to what they wanted. • If this noise doesn’t _______________, I think I’ll go crazy. I can’t hear myself think! • The disgusted way she looked at the puppy suggested that she _______________ animals. • I couldn’t eat that food. It was _______________! • Given his poor health, it didn’t seem _______________ for him to compete in a marathon.

  11. WRITE THE VOCABULARY WORD THAT BEST FITS EACH SENTENCE. CHANGE THE FORM OF THE WORD IF NECESSARY. • In the interest of ______appeasing_________ his parents, he agreed to what they wanted. • If this noise doesn’t ____abate___________, I think I’ll go crazy. I can’t hear myself think! • The disgusted way she looked at the puppy suggested that she ___abhorred____________ animals. • I couldn’t eat that food. It was ______abominable_________! • Given his poor health, it didn’t seem _____prudent__________ for him to compete in a marathon.

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