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Vocabulary Review

Vocabulary Review. Flutter Cud Devotion Comrade Tyranny. Verb. To move gently but with quick changes in direction. Noun. partly digested food that cows return to the mouth after it has been digested. Noun. Deep love and commitment Noun. Friend or companion

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Vocabulary Review

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  1. Vocabulary Review

  2. Flutter Cud Devotion Comrade Tyranny Verb. To move gently but with quick changes in direction. Noun. partly digested food that cows return to the mouth after it has been digested. Noun. Deep love and commitment Noun. Friend or companion Noun. Cruel use of power. Vocabulary—copy down in your notes (place in Literature Section of binder).

  3. Fluttered Cud Devotion Comrade Tyranny • Sometimes I catch my students chewing their gum like a cow chews its _________. Cud • Fans of the Clippers must have great _______________ to their team during long periods of losses. Devotion • The girl, trying to impress her crush ______________ her eyelashes. Fluttered • Citizens of Syria are facing horrible _______________ under the oppressive government. Tyranny • “Well, _______________, we have each other to turn to.” Comrade

  4. Oppression Suffering Injustice -noun –the subjection of a person to harsh or cruel domination -noun –pain: physical or psychological distress Noun –unfair or unjust treatment Themes – what are these things? Add to your vocabulary

  5. Chapter 2 Preeminent Vivacious Apathy Idle Knoll Reproach pre-em-i-net (adj). Highly distinguished or outstanding Vi-va-ciouis (adj). Lively and high-spirited Ap-a-thy (adj). Lack of enthusiasm or energy i-dle (adj). Lazy; unwilling to work [nōl] (noun). A small rounded hill or mound. Re-proach (verb). To criticize somebody

  6. Vocabulary for Chapter V (5) Blithely Manifestly To sow To conjure Manger Dismayed [blīth-ly] Adverb. Casually Adverb. Obviously; clearly Verb. To plant a seed(s) Verb. To bring something forward as if through magic. Noun. An eating trough for animals. Adj. discouraged or alarmed

  7. Vocabulary review • Would someone who was 60 minutes late for his wedding, walk blithely into the chapel? • Are Seniors manifestly older than 9th graders? • If I sowed a seed yesterday, would it be a foot tall today? • Could somebody’s constant worry conjure up misfortune? • During the harsh winter months would the animals rather be in the bitterly cold fields or in their mangers? • Could students become dismayed if their teacher told them that they had to complete a five paragraph essay for the following day?

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