Blue Class--Vocab Words Unit 6
Write 10 sentences using words from unit 6 correctly, giving context clues to the meaning of the words.
Due for class Tuesday, February 1.
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Monday, January 30, 2012
Write 10 sentences using words from unit 6 correctly, giving context clues to the meaning of the words.
Due for class Tuesday, February 1.
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19 Comments:
1. After all of my friends went to the mall without me, I truly felt like a derelict.
2. Sometimes it's difficult to talk to my friend about God because she's such an agnostic.
3. After badly losing our softball game, our coach provided nothing but a diatribe for our team.
4. Sometimes my parents rules seem so inane and idiotic.
5. Apparently it was so obvious that they liked each other, that it was indubitable that they were going to go out.
6. Even though my friend Emma and I don't get to talk everyday, we still have intermittent conversations.
7. It's difficult being the neophyte, but you have to start somewhere.
8. I'm sure it's sometimes annoying as the president's daughter, considering the fact that you're under constant surveillance.
9. When reading a story, it's always important to know the motif because it makes it easier to understand what's going on.
10. My friend is so testy that the simplest little things can set him off.
1.) Voodoo dolls represent an effigy of a person who in an individual's opinion deserves to be punished.
2.) In the fantasy saga, the warrior was told to infiltrate the sylvan domain of the woodland elf princess.
3.) He has only heard rumors of the breakdancing crew that enjoys to dress in travesty, crudely depicting images of past recognizable music icons.
4.) The hardcore adherents of Club Penguin criticize the children subscribers, referring to them as neophytes, and nothing more.
5.) The testy old woman heckled the rascals, who had disrupted her slumber, by chasing them with her cane.
6.) He clouded his intermittent emotions, so no one truly knew how he felt.
7.) The inane gibberish of the little child only deeply reflected her innocence.
8.)The diatribe from the committee leader resolutely attacked the recent laws banning community flea markets and summer outings.
9.) The storm paralleled the abject sense of darkness that permeated the room.
10.) It could be argued that one who is agnostic simply refuses to open their mind to a plethora of knowledge the universe has to offer.
1. After centuries of war and lack of any form of effective government, many African countries were left in a state of abject poverty.
2. Although not present during the actual robbery, the man who drove the get-away car was in a state of complicity with the crime.
3. I drove past a car lying in a roadside ditch with peeling paint which I assumed to have been derelict for some time.
4. In many Middle-Eastern countries, effigies of George bush were burned regularly after the invasion of Iraq.
5. In deciding a divorce case it is hard to leave both parties in a state of equity.
6. An indictment was issued for the suspect in a murder.
7. My cousin Stephen, who is in law school, tries to participate in a moot on occasion so that he can gain trial experience.
8. After news of several spies infiltrating the Pentagon, everyone who accessed a computer was kept under close surveillance.
9. When I don’t get enough sleep I’m so testy that one little annoyance will make me flip out.
10. When Casey Anthony was exonerated by a jury of her peers, many people considered it a travesty of justice.
1) Her inane response to my question on the subject made it clear that she had no clue what I was talking about.
2) Public places such as banks and convenient stores are kept under close surveillance by cameras in case of a crime.
3) The sylvan landscape I painted for art class reminded my teacher of the woods in fall.
4) Her testy attitude towards everyone today told us that she did not want to be bothered.
5) In my opinion, whoever vandalized the cemetery committed a travesty.
6) The intermittent headaches I had been experiencing for the past two weeks prompted me to finally go see a doctor.
7) I rely on the indubitable information I find in my textbooks over information found on internet websites, such as Wikipedia.
8) My parents maintain equity between my sister and me by giving us an equal amount of chores and responsibilities.
9) I feel as though the diatribe between my two friends will never end, and they will never be able to get along.
10) The driver of the robber's get-away car got a small amount of jail time for complicity.
1. The hurricane that hit the small town had left it in abject disarray.
2. When my dad was a police officer, he saved a derelict kitten on the Delaware Memorial bridge.
3. My brother's target at the shooting range was an effigy of Osama bin Laden.
4. The only problem I have with Facebook is the inane statuses my friends post.
5. The team's indubitable devotion, energy, and skills lead them to a winning championship game.
6. My intermittent episodes of sickness have been diagnosed as cyclic vomiting syndrome.
7. Our history class studied Christopher Columbus and the moot subject of his origin.
8. My brother tends to be a backseat driver since I'm a neophyte on the roads.
9. The premature babies were kept under careful surveillance to make sue they were always safe.
10. My mom always has a testy attitude in the morning.
1. I could tell the girl dancing on stage was a neophyte by her boring and repetetive steps.
2. After Henry was caught cheating on the test, the teacher kept a close surveillance on him for the remainder of the year.
3. The waitress was especially testy when the customers could not decide on what they wanted to order.
4. Over the years, the derelict house began to look like a house you would see in a horror movie.
5. When the team went on stage at regionals and forgot part of the routine, the girls knew they could expect a diatribe from their teacher when they got off stage.
6. Whether or not the world champion would win the local competition was indubitable - she had won every competition for the last two years.
7. Flowers were one of the artists main motifs seeing as one was found in every piece.
8. When my parents told me we would be hiking, moutain biking, and staying in a cabin, I knew it would be a very sylvan trip.
9. Emma read Romeo and Juliet with perspicacity and analyzed every theme she could find in the story.
10. Everyone at the meeting was anxious for someone to moot the new idea to the boss.
1. The derelict house at the end of the street is said to be haunted by the last tenants, who died there many years ago.
2. The group of rowdy renegades burned the effigy of their former dictator after their successful revolution.
3. The teacher began to go off track and started telling an inane story that had nothing to do with the lesson.
4. It was indubitable that she had not done the homework after her flustered reply to the question.
5. She hurried to the doctor after she began having intermittent spasms in her arm.
6. The anxious neophyte waited for his master to arrive with the first lesson.
7. Since he is skilled in perspicacity, he quickly found the hidden trail after we had looked for it for hours.
8. The suspect was put under constant surveillance after he was overheard having a suspicious conversation.
9. The student’s testy attitude resulted in a trip to detention.
10. It was a complete travesty when the actors attempted to speak in different accents.
i like the picture. good choice.
1. The agnostic man and the atheist had a heated dispute over their religious beliefs.
2. The innocent looking bystander turned out to be in complicity with the jewelry store thief.
3. Foster homes take in derelict children and raise them so that they may have a brighter future.
4. The worst feeling is being forced to listen to your parent’s diatribe after disobeying them.
5. The teacher thought the stunt that the comedic student pulled in class was rude and inane.
6. When the star quarterback was asked if he would return to play for the same team next season, he replied, “Indubitably”.
7. Everyone became tired of the two’s intermittent relationship and did not want to deal with them anymore.
8. The defended received the indictment from the grand jury of being guilty of murder.
9. An author strives for its reader to recognize the recurring motifs in its story.
10. The neophyte in the small town was not accepted but most of the locals.
1. Joseph was an agnostic until he experienced God in his life and converted to Christianity.
2. Though he did not realize it at the time, the taxi driver was guilty of complicity in the bank robbery when he drove the robber away from the scene of the crime.
3. Because we forgot to hire someone to water the plants, our plants became derelict while we were on vacation.
4. When John got suspended, his mother screamed a huge diatribe at the top of her lunges about how much trouble he was in.
5. The false comment he made was so inane that it made it sound like he had no idea what he was talking about.
6. The idea that the sun is the center of the solar system used to sound inane, but is now an indubitable fact that is common knowledge to most people.
7. I decided to moot the idea of a raise in my allowance when my parents were happy with the strait A’s I got on my report card.
8. The motif of the book was extremely easy to identify because the entire theme was explained in the first sentence.
9. Matt lived in a sylvan log cabin that was surrounded by a forest so large that it took him hours to exit it.
10. When I wake up I am often extremely testy and will yell at anyone who even says hello to me.
1. Instead of relaxing at the end of the day like most teenagers, James’s nights consisted of abject labor in menial jobs.
2. Even though Jen considers herself to be a spiritual person, she appears to be slightly agnostic in terms of her unsure position on God.
3. The two girls were not directly involved in the series of burglaries, but they were still charged with complicity since they failed to report their knowledge of the crimes.
4. Rather than telling us how to improve for next time, my previous swim coach would simply engage in temper-fueled diatribes when we did not perform well enough at a meet.
5. James was quite disrespectful towards the speaker as he asked her a series of inane question that served no purpose but to be silly.
6. It was indubitable that Trisha’s slipping grades were due to her insatiable lust for partying and lack of interest in studying.
7. As the week progressed, I had to push through intermittent waves of exhaustion that resulted from my unbalanced schedule.
8. Ed’s demand for a car during his junior year was a moot subject to his parents, which needed to be discussed.
9. Julia was a neophyte in the world of math league, as a sophomore she was just beginning to compete.
10. After a long day of school and swim team, my mom’s never ending list of questions is enough to ignite my testy attitude.
1.After Hurricane Katrina, much of New Orleans was left in abject destruction and ruin.
2. During the Great Awakening, many Puritans ditched their agnostic tendencies in favor of becoming devout believers out of fear.
3. The brother of the murderer didn't take part in the crime, but he was arrested and accused of complicity.
4. The derelict building was left abandoned and crumbling.
5. She found the history lectures to be quite boring and inane.
6. You could always count on her for the indubitable truth; she never lied.
7. They took the exam for three hours, with intermittent breaks to stretch out their legs.
8. You could tell he was a neophyte; he asked the instructor endless questions.
9. A motif of "The Great Gatsby" is greed.
10. After about the fifth hour in the car, everyone was testy and sick of each other.
1. His family lived in abject misery.
2. The officer was charged with being derelict to his duty.
3. Many countries in the East burn the American flag in effigy.
4. The article is more of a diatribe then a reasonable debate.
5. The movies plot was inane and full of cliches.
6. Once their child was put on probation, they kept constant surveillance over him to keep him out of trouble.
7. She would be easier to get along with if she wasn't so testy all the time.
8.Although he was a confirmed agnostic, he was open to religion tolerance.
9. There was no proof of her complicity in the murder.
10. The forecast is for intermittent rain.
1. Even the high tech surveillance cameras couldn't out smart the master mind con men who robbed the bank.
2. When my teacher starts on the topic of modern day politics, you never know when his diatribe will end.
3. The derelict puppies were left in a box on the sidewalk for anyone to claim.
4. Just because you are agnostic does not mean you can belittle my religion.
5. I have never participated in the inane ritual of sleeping in your pajamas inside out to make it snow.
6. The testy infant would cry at even the slightest agitation.
7. You could instantly tell the man was a poker neophyte when he did not have a poker face.
8. The class discussion would have went much smoother if on student did not intermittently keep adding sarcastic remarks.
9. Since the grades had already been entered into Powerschool I figured trying to argue for extra credit was a moot point.
10. The mom gave the babysitter plenary control of what the kids were allowed to do that day.
1. She was accused of comlicity to the crime.
2. The foster child considered himself a derelict.
3. The critic wrote a scathing diatribe about a violent movie.
4. The potter made an effigy of the king.
5. The tribes came to a state of equity and understanding.
6. She recieved a low grade on her essay because of an inane paragraph.
7. It is indubitable that I have to be at school today.
8. The criminal's lawyer made the point moot.
9. The book contains the motif of falling.
10. The five-year-old swimmer was a neophyte and couldn't master butterfly.
1. The sylvan mountain pass was a relief for the massive trees provided cool relief with their shade.
2. The statement was indubitable, for it had been verified by many other sources.
3. The opening arguments consisted mainly of moot points. Everyone knew he was guilty.
4. People may say the motif of great classical pieces of music is defined by the composer. I say it is defined by how annoyed the players are when they first see it.
5. Hopefully we will never get to the level of surveillance spoken about in George Orwell's 1984.
6. If I want to hear any inane remarks, I'll just watch the presidential debates.
7. Mr. Hannigan is trying to get me to be a neophyte when it comes to Republican ideals.
8. My mom has a stark talent for diatribes as my father and I both well know.
9. George W. Bush sets the record for being burned in effigy the most times.
10. Being derelict of your duty is one of the worst crimes you can ever commit in my book.
1. The poor abject man walked down the street, sad and alone.
2. The football coach gave such a diatribe to his players at halftime that they went back out and won the game.
3. In a court house, equity should be the main goal for every case.
4. The idea of the Giants winning the Super Bowl is just inane.
5. It is indubitable that you will fail if you do not study.
6. Weather or not we will go to the mall is a moot point.
7. A common motif in literature is that of the hero saving the damsel in distress.
8. The football player was shocked and angry when his coach put the neophyte player in before him.
9. The FBI had to keep close surveillance on the dangerous criminal so he wouldn't escape.
10. Often, my sister is very testy in the morning.
1. The INANE conversations I have with my friends keep me laughing for days after.
2. Compared to the experienced Seniors, the Freshmen are only NEOPHYTES when it comes to high school.
3. The MOTIF of the story was easy to spot since the characters kept repeating it.
4. I decided to MOOT the issue of what the theme of the party should be to the entire group.
5. The boy received a long and loud DIATRIBE from his father when he failed his math test.
6. Karen’s AGNOSTIC friend did not understand why she went to Church every weekend.
7. It is an INDUBITABLE truth that studying helps you do better in a class.
8. The TESTY child throws temper tantrums whenever she does not get her way.
9. Many of the Brothers Grimm stories take place in SYLVAN areas, such as the forest in the Little Red Riding Hood story.
10. The secret service keeps a close SURVEILLANCE over the president and his family.
1) In the novel, "My Fair Lady" two gentlemen take a women from abject poverty and groom her to fit in with the upper crust society.
2) In all branches of the armed forces you can be dishonorably discharged due to derelict of duty.
3) During war time, or other times of civic unrest it may be common to burn or tar-and-feather an unpopular political figure in effigy.
4) It is quite difficult to understand the inane mumbling of children at times, especially when they speak loudly or quickly.
5) Every law and order episode has an indictment segment where the presumed guilty are sentenced in court.
6) Arguing with my mother about my curfew is a rather moot point; I will never win that battle no matter how hard I try to fight it.
7) My first day as a neophyte driver was both exciting and nerve wrecking as I was driving my father's brand new car home from the DMV. No pressure.
8) The school students are kept under constant surveillance by the cameras situated throughout the building.
9) Her testy personality makes her difficult to deal with at times and puts much strain on both personal and professional relationships.
10) The trial of OJ Simpson is hailed by some to be a great travesty, a miscarriage of justice, and an example of our flawed legal system.
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