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laborious

laborious. http://www.ourhomes.co.nz/cms/snapshot/2011/10/new_times__same_worries.php. Tier 2 Vocabulary . c oerce . h aze . l aborious . c ause someone to do something by force or threat. f orce to perform humiliating tasks. r equiring hard labor . r equiring hard labor . l aborious

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  1. laborious http://www.ourhomes.co.nz/cms/snapshot/2011/10/new_times__same_worries.php

  2. Tier 2 Vocabulary coerce haze laborious cause someone to do something by force or threat force to perform humiliating tasks requiring hard labor

  3. requiring hard labor laborious (adjective) Example sentence: Doing the laundry in the olden days was a very laborious duty. What is a laborious job which you perform at home? The laborious job I do at home is . cleaning my room vacuuming the floor mowing the lawn washing dishes

  4. haze (verb) force to perform humiliating tasks Example sentence: The ritual for the football team was to haze the new members by tieing them to the goal post. Hazing is considered bullying. Many schools punish students who take part in any hazing incidents. Why is hazing bad? hazing humiliates people hazing is considered bullying hazing embarrasses people hazing supports the team

  5. Cause someone to do something by force or threat. coerce (verb) Example sentence: The police coerced the crowd away with their batons. Which picture shows the meaning of the word coerce? pulling a horse's reins so it will move friends hugging pushing someone helping someone

  6. Activity A What word doesn't belong with the other? Directions: Move the word that does not belong into the box. Building roads is a laborious job. back breaking Laborious hard easy The members of the club he joined hazed him by taping his mouth shut. humiliate force Hazed support Her brother coerced her to go with him by pulling her hair. helped forced pulled Coerced

  7. Activity B Which sentence uses the term correctly. Directions: Move the sentence that uses the term correctly into the box. 1. Laborious - requiring hard labor a. The laborious milk was good to drink. b. The laborious was surprisingly scary. c. We did not have time to finish the laborious project. 2. Haze - force to perform humiliating tasks a. I will haze the window to make it clean. c. We will haze the dog in the bathtub since he is dirty. b. Schools do not approve of hazing in sports since it is like bullying.

  8. Activity B Which sentence uses the term correctly. Directions: Move the sentence that uses the term correctly into the box. 3. Coerce - cause someone to do something by force or threat b. A coerce was rusting in the yard. c. We need to take many different coerces at school. a. Do not listen to people who coerce you into trying drugs and alcohol.

  9. Activity C Match the word to the picture. coerce laborious haze

  10. Activity C Complete the sentence prompts below: Directions: Complete the sentence using the phrases below. I would get into trouble at school if I haze someone because it _________________________________. A laborious job is _____________________________________. The military coerces people by ________________________________. building a house. showing its force. is considered bullying.

  11. Tier 2 Vocabulary Quiz requiring hard labor coerce haze cause to do something by force force to perform humiliating tasks laborious

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