Vocab Unit 1 Yellow Class Only
Post (over this weekend) ten (10) sentences using ten different vocabulary words correctly, giving a context clue to the meaning of the word within your sentence.
Rows 1-3 should work with words # 1-10.
Rows 4-6 should work with words # 11-20.
Your context clue should use restatement, contrast, or inference as explained on p. 7 of your vocab book.
Of course, identify yourself according to your first name, last initial, and section color.
e.g. Usually slightly nervous and uncertain, most ninth graders entering St. Mark's are somewhat taciturn during their initial days in school.
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1. He seems to be very acquisitive with his ability to keep most of the revenue he makes from his business.
2. Just because she allowed you into her house does not mean you may arrogate her very expensive jewelry in which you have no right to.
3. Your script for your new TV show seems very banal, reminding me of “The Brady Bunch.”
4. My mother does not realize that she often belabors when she talks, making the little details more important than the main idea.
5. I am sick of you carping at me for the little things I do to help me study.
6. My teacher uses a lack of coherent words, making the information she’s teaching us very difficult to understand.
7. In chemistry this year, we will be completing many labs, such as the science behind the congealing of water to ice cubes.
8. Most starting musicians attempt to emulate a legend they once looked up to.
9. Whenever I am near a veteran in a camouflage suit, I try my best to give him encomium for what he has done for our country.
10. When trying to improve on something in your life, you must try to eschew all of the bad habits you once had.
1. The acquisitive man seemed to only gain money and never lose it.
2. When the country went under martial law, the military arrogated anything that could give them an advantage in battle.
3. The classic movie was made banal by the overplaying of it on television.
4. The teacher belabored all of the meaningless points in her lecture, wasting the class time and teaching the kids nothing.
5. Aside from the carping of a few students, our new cafeteria food seems to be very popular.
6. The witness’s story seemed too coherent with the suspect’s story, almost as if they had rehearsed to have the same story.
7. If you put water in freezing temperatures, it will congeal and turn into ice.
8. Most younger brothers emulate their older brothers, copying everything they do.
9. The encomium at the funeral was so great, that it brought tears to everyone’s eyes.
10. People that can’t learn to eschew bad influences usually end up getting roped in with a bad crowd.
John P Yellow
1. His greediness is a good trait because of his acquisitive personality.
2. Instead of abandoning the house they arrogated everything inside.
3. She picked the fresh and new fruit over the banal kind.
4. Sometimes to belabor will get you the best grade.
5. Someone who carps over everything can be really annoying.
6. Having a consistent speech makes it much more coherent.
7. After the water had been in the freezer for ten minutes it congealed to a hard piece of ice.
8. Many people emulate a great singers work and never try to make their own.
9. Instead of criticizing the piece of art the young boy gave the artist encomium.
10. They eschewed from the poor dog when most would embrace it.
1. If production prices for one product get too high, it can shift its acquisitive energies to another product.
2. Governments arrogate to themselves the right to do basically whatever they wish.
3. The boring meeting turned somewhat banal.
4. As well written as these stories are, some appear to belabor their themes with the already incorporated explanations.
5. Critics from both sides are already carping about the subject.
6. All these components of evidence can be twisted into a coherent story of a culture's fall.
7. The restaurant had to watch their meals congeal while the slow waiter returned to the kitchen for another handful.
8. Sons often emulate their fathers because they want to be just like them.
9. After the country suffered a tragedy, the ruler said an encomium to praise all those who helped the injured and risked their lives.
10. Many consumers eschew products that use a large amount of energy and buy low-energy products instead.
1. Amanda is such a retentive and acquisitive student, she usually has straight As.
2. The vice president planned on demanding, or arrogating, all of the president’s duties and privileges for himself.
3. The play’s script was so boring, or banal, most of the audience fell asleep.
4. Brian has been overworking, or belaboring little details of his work that he is failing to see the big errors.
5. Most people would rather quit their job or sport rather than constantly hearing their boss or coach carping or nagging them.
6. I love when my teachers give coherent, or consistent, examples that make all the notes make sense.
7. When the temperature drops to a certain degree, water will start to harden, or congeal.
8. When Sarah first starting writing songs, she copied, or emulated, some of her favorite artists until she found her own style of music.
9. When there is a special occasion, my family says a tribute, or a encomium to remember those who have passed.
10. Since I am an athlete, I often have to say no, or eschew, from bad choices.
1.Stacy was acquisitive while opening her presents during Christmas.
2.The cop threatened to arrogate the prisoner’s bail if he kept acting up.
3.Most characters on television are banal and boring.
4.Mrs.Crenshaw noticed that Kyle likes to belabor on most of his papers and labs.
5.The women were carping complaints on the plane to the flight attendant.
6.The dancers were coherent and flawless during the recital.
7.The water started to congeal into an ice cube.
8.Pablo tried to emulate another artist’s work of art.
9.The Maid-of-Honor preformed a beautiful encomium at the wedding.
10.Jack saw his teacher in a store, so he attempted to eschew her.
1. Many people love to become archives of pointless germane facts that will never come up in a natural conversation.
2. Once a frenzy has started, a piranah's insatiable hunger will not be stopped until nothing is left of the victim.
3. Some of the best lawyers are very intransigent. They will not go half way with anyone.
4. Today's world not very accepting. Most people are invidious and will criticize you for anything.
5. The generous king granted many largesses during his reign to people who helped him.
6. The job of a scout is to go on reconaissance, while a soldier's job is to make himself known and fight.
7. Just when it looked like the case was won the defense pulled out a new piece of evidence that completely substantiated their view.
8. Whenever most people enter a new group or area they are taciturn at first but eventually open up.
9. The government could not temporize the situation any longer, they had to come clean with the public.
10. Do not enter an argument that you will later find out your position is not tenable. you will look like a fool.
1. Most Construction workers are acquisitive workaholics concerned with achieving property and wealth.
2. When Europeans settled in America they arrogated land to themselves from the Indians.
3. A lot of music can be described as banal because of their repetitive qualities.
4. My Dad belabors the one thing he is correct on in an argument while he is wrong on many issues.
5. I had to redo my homework because my mom made carping complaints.
6. The senior’s graduation speech was surprisingly coherent and inspired the graduating class.
7. Syrup will often congeal on a plate if not washed right away.
8. There is nothing wrong with emulating someone’s work or ideas as long as you eventually come up with your own.
9. The board of directors at the hospital gave encomiums to all who donated to the building of the hospital.
10. I promised my mom that I would eschew peer pressure.
1. Acquisitive- He appears to be very acquisitive by how much he spends in luxuries stores.
2. Arrogate- My father arrogated my Halloween candy hoping I would not notice.
3. Banal- Once my favorite song was played every five songs, it became banal.
4. Belabor- I was not able to complete my test because I belabored on one question.
5. Carping- After the teacher heard the carping from his students, he made the next test even harder.
6. Coherent- Whenever I speak in public, I have trouble making my sentences coherent.
7. Congeal- Whenever I make Jell-O, I am always amazed by how fast it congeals.
8. Emulate- Even though I try to emulate Jon Scheyer’s fade away jump shot, it still will not go in.
9. Encomium- At the awards ceremony, the mayor gave a sincere encomium to the firefighters who work every day.
10. Eschew- Whenever my dog passes gas my entire family eschews the Chew.
11. Supporting details for your essay must be germane to your main topic of discussion.
12. American’s wants are often insatiable as people make more and more money each year.
13. My lawyer ended up costing me more money because he was too stubborn and intransigent to accept the judge’s offer.
14. St. Mark’s new standards for interpersonal communications try to get rid of invidious language.
15. Thanks to the largesse of our sponsors, our baseball team got a brand new field to play on.
16. Bad reconnaissance ultimately led to the Japanese defeat at Midway because the American ships snuck up on them.
17. One of the major difficulties in colonial times was trying to substantiate which land was yours.
18. Taciturn kids usually have a harder time making friends in a new school.
19. In order to avoid talking about his grades, Joe tried to temporize by changing the subject.
20. Any point can be made tenable by providing adequate proof and supporting details.
Vocabulary Sentences - Numbers 11-20
11. An author should keep the content of their book germane to the main idea, rather than digressing away from the point.
12. The spoiled child's insatiable appetite for presents never kept him happy, even if he already had hundreds of toys.
13. The opposing teams were intransigent and played ball without mercy.
14. Racial remarks are invidious and should be kept away from any conversation.
15. The philantrophist's largesse put his name on the wall for his generous donation.
16. The soldiers had to do their reconnaissance in the forest to make sure it was clear.
17. A lawyer must substantiate his evidence in court or his client will lose.
18. The taciturn student stayed near the wall during the whole dance, not talking to anyone.
19. When asked about her school day, the girl tried to temporize to avoid her parents from finding out about the F she received.
20. The student's excuse was tenable, but the teacher still wasn't sure the excuse was legit.
11. When writing a paper, it is important that the content of the essay remains germane to the topic at hand, and that nothing strays away from the true purpose of the paper.
12. Surprisingly, the people who have to most insatiable want for money are those who are already wealthy, and not those who need the money the most.
13. Both of the children remained intransigent and kept fighting over their favorite toy.
14. The teacher was fired over her invidious remarks towards the child who was failing her class.
15. Many wealthy individuals, such as Bill Gates, who can afford to give largesse donations to charity do so they can help those that are not as fortunate as they are.
16. Many times, the military will send a drone into an area before they attack so the drone can perform a reconnaissance to make sure the area is safe to attack.
17. Despite the fact that it was obvious the defendant was guilty, the prosecution was not able to substantiate the crime the defendant performed.
18. The stereotypical leader is seen as a loud, bossy individual, however, many influential people, such as Gandhi, have led by example.
19. Many members of the Senate use the tactic of a filibuster to temporize a bill they do not agree on.
20. The army had thought they built a tenable fortress, but those thoughts went away when the enemy staged a surprise attack on the fortress.
1. Many acquisitive miners journeyed to California in 1849 in hopes of finding gold.
2. The European settlers arrogated the Native American’s land when they first arrived in the New World.
3. The idiom, “it’s raining cats and dogs” is so banal I’ve read it in almost all of my classmates papers.
4. Jared often belabored the muffin mix to the point where it was too thick to pour in the pan.
5. My pet peeve is actors making carping observations of their costars.
6. Since my great aunt has pretty severe Alzheimer’s we’re usually surprised when she gives us a coherent answer to a question.
7. For jello to congeal you have to place the mixed liquid in the fridge and wait one to two hours.
8. While singing I try to emulate Julie Andrews but it is impossible because she is so legendary.
9. At my great-grandpa’s funeral all of his friends and family gave beautiful encomiums in his memory.
10. Many celebrities have tried very hard to eschew drugs and alcohol but unfortunately have not been successful in their endeavors.
11.) When answering an essay question, it is a good idea to be germane and stay on topic.
12.) Those who truly love what they do have an insatiable thirst to accomplish more in their field.
13.) Those who are very strong-headed and stubborn tend to be intransigent on their viewpoints.
14.) Racial slurs are quite invidious to whom they are attacking.
15.) Federal largesse has kept a great number of businesses open.
16.) Military reconnaissance provides the leads and evidence needed to arrest the heads of illegal businesses.
17.) Numerous claims and accusations are made constantly, but the law can only listen to the ones that are substantiated through evidence.
18.) Some people are very loquacious, while others are taciturn by nature.
19.) Most people will react to awkward questions by temporizing, or stalling to buy some more time.
20.) When in a debate, make sure to make tenable points, not ones that will be shot down by the opposing side.
1. One must be acquisitive to be successful at monopoly.
2. The dictator was able to arrogate the throne by having military support.
3. The banal phrase was too cliché to be used in the show.
4. My dad belabored the point when talking about my need to get good grades.
5. Besides the carping critic, everyone seemed to love Helga’s painting.
6. When asked difficult questions, politicians often respond with answers that are not coherent.
7. Oil and vinegar dressing congeals if you leave it in the fridge.
8. To emulate someone else’s work is plagiarism.
9. The principal’s speech at graduation was filled with encomium.
10. My father eschews turnips because he feels that they taste awful.
1) Students that are more acquisitive normally do better in school.
2) When people arrogate others work, that is called plagiarizing.
3) The banal screen write made the producers almost fall asleep.
4) My brother belabors on certain soccer moves that he just can’t seem to do.
5) The carping of my parents at me for missing my curfew really annoys me.
6) A good research paper has many points that are coherent.
7) To make ice, you need to congeal water.
8) I like to emulate certain styles to see how they look.
9) At the President’s funeral, many people delivered encomiums as a sign of respect.
10) It is very sad when a group of friends eschew just one person.
11. All questions you ask should be important and germane to the subject.
12. The young student enjoyed his classes and had an insatiable desire for more knowledge.
13. Both children wanted the cookie, but both were too intransigent to split it in half and share it.
14. Invidious actions against others are not permitted, and will be punished.
15. Some small companies are only able to survive due to the largesse of donors.
16. The military team launched a reconnaissance mission to determine the location of their enemies.
17. Unless you are able to substantiate your claims, you will not be successful when having a debate.
18. After the horrible accident, the man became very taciturn, and was rarely seen by his friends.
19. The boy tried to temporize to avoid talking about the uncomfortable subject of his mother's disease.
20. That claim is outrageous, and you have no evidence to make it tenable.
11) The teacher gets annoyed when students ask germane questions to make the teacher stray away from the subject.
12) The greedy man has an insatiable desire for wealth.
13) The U.S. government needs to be intransigent to terrorism attacks from foreign countries and from within America.
14) Henry’s crude and invidious comment towards the young girl caused her to burst into tears.
15) The largesse of the generous man provided over a thousand new cots for multiple homeless shelters across the nation.
16) The reconnaissance made the task much easier for the Navy Seals because they knew the defenses positions already.
17) The prosecutor was unable to substantiate proof of the suspect’s crime.
18) The man’s taciturn personality in public incorrectly labels him as shy, but he is actually very funny and outgoing.
19) When the teacher asked her the question, she temporized until she could think of an appropriate and logical reply.
20) The tenable fort held off three waves of infantry.
11. A key to a good speech is to keep everything organized and as germane as possible.
12. Susan’s insatiable attitude for shoe shopping quickly drained her savings for a new car.
13. In some situations being intransigent about one’s decisions can be beneficial, but it others it can be plain annoying.
14. When working the cash register at a retail store, Dylan met some very invidious individuals.
15. One of Bill Gates’s well-known qualities is his largesse in the form of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
16. In today’s conflicts, remote air drones perform reconnaissance of uncharted or unmonitored territories.
17. “I’m sorry, sir,” the county judge said, “but you're going to need valid legal evidence to substantiate your claim if you wish to accuse anything.”
18. As basically all they do is sleep and sit around, domestic cats are generally taciturn creatures.
19. The fact that Edward chose to temporize rather than confess to his bad behavior only made his parents angrier.
20. One team from the debate club was instructed to form a tenable idea for the opposing team to protest against.
1. The acquisitive man only cared about his business and the money he earned from it.
2. Many Native Americans probably thought that the European settlers had no right to arrogate their land.
3. My grandfather tells the same stories over and over,; they are very stale and banal.
4.My mother may belabor on a small task, leaving an even bigger one still to be done.
5. My parents seem to sometimes have carping criticisms, even when I feel as if i did a good job.
6. The teacher failed in giving a clear, coherent explanation of the human digestive system.
7. The milk that was left out in the hot sun congealed from a smooth liquid to a thick, rancid substance.
8. I try to emulate my father in the way I play baseball; he was an all-state player in high school.
9. The town's mayor gives a encomium of praise to the police officers and firefighters.
10. Amish eschew those who leave the community, even if it is a loved one.
11. A good lawyer will find any germane piece of evidence to help their client win a case.
12. Some rulers and kings have had an insatiable longing for gold and riches, which ultimately led to their demise.
13. When a stubborn person has their intransigent mind set on something, it’s almost impossible to get them to change their point of view.
14. Many comedians make invidious jokes that hurt some but give others something to laugh at.
15. Bill Gates has such immeasurable wealth that he gives largesse to many charities.
16. In order to successfully carry out any military operation, the area needs to have reconnaissance done beforehand.
17. By showing significant evidence, the defendant was able to substantiate a strong plea of “not-guilty.”
18. People who are taciturn are often able to listen, and later give the best idea or argument for the task at hand.
19. If a child has done something bad they may try to temporize their parent to keep from getting in trouble.
20. A military fortress is made to be tenable in case it is ever under attack.
1. During the 14th and 15th centuries, acquisitive Spain pillaged the New World in search of gold.
2. Many Native American lands were arrogated from them during the Age of Exploration, leaving them with no home.
3. Though the movie had been advertised as a “never before seen classic”, it was just a boring, banal attempt at cinema.
4. The lecturer belabored his original point to such an extent that half the class was asleep by the end of the period.
5. I try not to let carping, negative comments get me down in life.
6. Though visibly shaken, the brave woman gave a coherent witness report to the robbery.
7. Much to my disgust, the pot from last night’s dinner was covered in congealed spaghetti sauce.
8. Mother Theresa tried to emulate the Lord by serving others and accepting the poor of society.
9. At the soldier’s funeral, several encomiums were given for his outstanding acts of valor in combat.
10. If you want success in life, eschew negativity and distractions and remain focused on your goals.
11. The civil war is not germane to how World War I was started.
12. The insatiable toddler only wanted more toys for himself.
13. People who break the law are often intransigent to the police officers who arrest them.
14. Invidious bullies usually are the worst.
15. The philanthropist's largesse resulted in the creation of a soup kitchen.
16. Reconnaissance that was gathered from scouts influenced the general's decision to attack.
17. The jury found the man innocent after a witness could not substantiate his testimony.
18. You will usually not find taciturn people at large parties.
19. Appeals are often a way to temporize a sentence to the accused.
20. The castle was tenable enough to survive the siege.
11) My teacher may sometimes tell stories during lectures that are very off topic and are not germane to the content being taught.
12) Little children have an insatiable hungry for dessert and sweets.
13) No laws will be passed in congress if legislators are intransigent to each other’s ideas and cannot compromise.
14) Invidious remarks are mean and may cause someone to lose self-esteem.
15) A donor was generous enough to provide a largess of contributions for the school to get a new gym floor.
16) Before the general could set up camp in the area, he made the soldiers make a reconnaissance of the area to check for safety and security.
17) You don’t have nearly enough evidence to substantiate that he committed the crime.
18) I feel I am very taciturn, and a man of few words.
19) The decision to reenter the building was temporized until it was safe to go back inside.
20) Always have a tenable hypothesis that you can back up with proof.
11) My teacher may sometimes tell stories during lectures that are very off topic and are not germane to the content being taught.
12) Little children have an insatiable hungry for dessert and sweets.
13) No laws will be passed in congress if legislators are intransigent to each other’s ideas and cannot compromise.
14) Invidious remarks are mean and may cause someone to lose self-esteem.
15) A donor was generous enough to provide a largess of contributions for the school to get a new gym floor.
16) Before the general could set up camp in the area, he made the soldiers make a reconnaissance of the area to check for safety and security.
17) You don’t have nearly enough evidence to substantiate that he committed the crime.
18) I feel I am very taciturn, and a man of few words.
19) The decision to reenter the building was temporized until it was safe to go back inside.
20) Always have a tenable hypothesis that you can back up with proof.
11) My teacher may sometimes tell stories during lectures that are very off topic and are not germane to the content being taught.
12) Little children have an insatiable hungry for dessert and sweets.
13) No laws will be passed in congress if legislators are intransigent to each other’s ideas and cannot compromise.
14) Invidious remarks are mean and may cause someone to lose self-esteem.
15) A donor was generous enough to provide a largess of contributions for the school to get a new gym floor.
16) Before the general could set up camp in the area, he made the soldiers make a reconnaissance of the area to check for safety and security.
17) You don’t have nearly enough evidence to substantiate that he committed the crime.
18) I feel I am very taciturn, and a man of few words.
19) The decision to reenter the building was temporized until it was safe to go back inside.
20) Always have a tenable hypothesis that you can back up with proof.
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