Monday, November 04, 2013

Seniors: Week of 11-5

The due date of your nonfiction report is now Tuesday, 11-12. The four-part assignment is posted at Studywiz.

Go to Studywiz to find a file that lists and defines some vocabulary words that begin with the letter D. Search for EVERY word in Google News (as you have done before) and write out its use in a headline or article text. In addition, read any ONE entire article, then summarizing its major points in 2-3 concise sentences. This is due before class on Friday.

Read "The Cask of Amontillado" for Wednesday's class. It's in your book, but I've also attached a copy of the story on Studywiz if you'd like to print it out. Come to Wednesday's class with at least 10 questions and comments, especially ones related to elements of the setting. I will give you a handout in class on Tuesday that will guide you with this.



2 Comments:

At 1:01 AM, Anonymous Alex M Purple said...

Decry- Justices decry chemical arms case against jilted wife Defile-Two Men Defile Girl, Nine
Deleterious-In Psoriatic Arthritis, Long-Term anti-TNF Therapy Has Deleterious Effect on Lipid Profile
Demure-What a cover up! Rihanna is unusually demure in baggy belted black shirt and matching skirt for Barbados charity day
Deprecate-The insistence of Arsenal fans to deprecate the title chances of their club are borne not just out of experience, but also self-preservation.
Deride-Levin, McCain Deride Twitter Tax Break
Desecrate-Syrian Rebels Damage, Desecrate Churches
Desiccated-Clinging to their wrecked farm/like ghosts jealous of the living,/except for church or groceries,/they seldom left that dessicated ground.
Diaphanous-For at the very top of the work a stylised St Michael with diaphanous wings and a steely sword is urging for Canberra to be the best it can be.
Diffident-Banks keep diffident in raising chartered capital
Discursive-A discursive or cynical review of Sedaris would reduce his shtick to "NPR humor" - an overly clever word-nerd humorist.
Dissemble-Westwood's crew worked to get into the ceiling, dissemble the duct and roaster, then put the fire out, the chief said.
Dither-The high price of policy dither

The federal government used chemical weapons treaty to prosecute a jilted wife. Her husbands mistress repeatedly spread a chemical compound on the wifes doorknob and car door.

 
At 10:12 AM, Anonymous Ally F Red said...

Decry: Victims of storm damage decry runaround, red tape. The article focuses on the aftermath of superstorm Sandy a year later. One man from Connecticut is still struggling with the damage on his docks and his business. He is still in need for money for repairs and he argues that federal money is the best option to return to his business before the storm.
Defile: A nine-year old grade two pupil of Riverain Primary School in Kitwe has been defiled while returning home from school.
Deleterious: This in turn has a deleterious impact on levels of competence in basic areas such as literacy and numeracy.
Demure: It's odd that her public face is as demure as the Queen, because in private she's about as demure as Mae West.
Deprecate: The insistence of Arsenal fans to deprecate the title chances of their club are borne not just out of experience, but also self-preservation.
Deride: Ron and Rand Paul Team Up to Deride Chris Christie's Win.
Desecrate: Ironically, the man who used his immense girth to desecrate the formation filed a personal injury lawsuit related to a car accident.
Desiccated: Amara, who turned out to be the anchor, drank the cure because she'd just spent 2,000 years desiccated in a box.
Diaphanous: He nimbly alternated the crisp zest with diaphanous sound, keeping us completely engaged to the last moment.
Diffident: The US seems to be entering a more diffident phase around its engagement with the world.
Discursive: This is a more discursive set of interviews. I've got a responsibility to endeavour to keep him honest.
Dissemble: Although "general market" marrieds say they disagree and dissemble the most, all types of couples report differences over holiday spending.
Dither: E-government procurement portal poised to take off, but many entities dither.

 

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