140 likes | 294 Views
Vocabulary 9Honors Lit/ Comp. Mrs. Koch Fall Semester 2011-2012. Here’s how it works-. You will receive a set of SAT prep vocabulary words every other week. You will create a set of vocabulary cards for the words on the list; you must use 3X5 index cards.
E N D
Vocabulary9Honors Lit/ Comp Mrs. Koch Fall Semester 2011-2012
Here’s how it works- • You will receive a set of SAT prep vocabulary words every other week. • You will create a set of vocabulary cards for the words on the list; you must use 3X5 index cards. • The set of cards will be due at the end of the week. • Test/Quiz dates will be announced in class.
Test/Quiz Day Instructions- • You must have ALL of your cards in order with you on the day of the test/quiz; you can’t be assessed without them. • You will be asked to give the definition of 3 words chosen by me at random. As the semester continues, 2 words will always come from the current list, and 1 word will be pulled from any previous list. • If you need assistance from me during the test/quiz you will receive a 5 pt. deduction.
Continued- • You must take the test/quiz during the allotted time given in class. I have to do this for 35 of you, so I will not give you an unlimited amount of time. You know the words when I call them or you don’t. • The cards you hand me on test/quiz days must be your own. Do not borrow them from another student.
Front of Index Card Your Initials 1-1 (this indicates the week # and the # of this particular word on the list) WORD
Back of Index Card Part of speech Synonym Definition An original sentence using the word correctly. This sentence must demonstrate the word’s meaning using the correct part of speech.
Week 1 1. Ameliorate (v.) 2. Detrimental (adj.) 3. Ignoramus (n.) 4. Indolent (adj.) 5. Invalidate (v.) 6. Invalid (n.) 7. Parsimonious (adj.) 8. Reticent (adj.) 9. Retort (v.) 10. Subversion (n.)
Week 2 • Baffling (adj.) • Ebullient (adj.) • Exhort (v.) • Finicky (adj.) • Gall (n.) • Inane (adj.) • Indemnify (v.) • Occidental (adj.) • Peruse (v.) • Tepid (adj.)
Week 3September 26-30 • Admonish (v.) • Ambrosial (adj.) • Ephemeral (adj.) • Haggle (v.) • Immerse (v.) • Lapse (n.) • Render (v.) • Repast (n.) • Score (n.) • Snub (v.)
Week 4October 10-14 • Acquit (v.) • Consign (v.) • Effrontery (n.) • Hamper (v.) • Prodigious (adj.) • Residual (adj.) • Scrutinize (v.) • Supersede (v.) • Swelter (v.) • Zany (adj.)
Week 5October 24-28 • Bliss (n.) • Buoy (v.) • Complacent (adj.) • Convivial (adj.) • Chagrin (n.) • Contrite (adj.) • Lament (v.) • Maudlin (adj.) • Pensive (adj.) • Poignant (adj.)
Week 6November 7-11 • Buxom (adj.) • Emaciated (adj.) • Svelte (adj.) • Blandishment (n.) • Cajole (v.) • Lackey (n.) • Obsequious (adj.) • Sycophant (n.) • Halcyon (adj.) • Menagerie (n.)
Week 7November 28- December 2 • Antidote (n.) • Astringent (n.) • Pestilential (adj.) • Salubrious (adj.) • Laudable (adj.) • Derogatory (adj.) • Libel (n.) • Slander (n.) • Banter (n.) • Flippant (adj.)
Week 8 • Alacrity (n.) • Volition (n.) • Acclivity (n.) • Consummate (adj.) • Precipice (n.) • Abject (adj.) • Menial (adj.) • Filial (adj.) • Nepotism (n.) • Progeny (n.)