- Post vocab sentences
- Make vocab gestures with a partner
- Please bring your peer edit response to class to turn in for credit tomorrow.
- Fix any corrections and work on the areas mentioned by your peer.
- Work on your essay and bring in your most recent copy so we can share with the class.
- If YOU HAVE NOT DONE AN ESSAY YET, BRING IN A COPY OF WHAT YOU HAVE TOMORROW.
Period 3
1. Paraphrase the 4 functions of creation stories from "The World on Turtle's Back" packet p. 31
2. Make the table that shows examples of what that means, using ANY of the creation stories that we have read.
12 comments:
1.I am adjacent to Bryan when we are at the table.
2.I conjectured that it would rain tomorrow.
3.I was in a dejected mood when my boyfriend broke up with me.
4.The trajectory of the gun from a far range, made no blood splatter.
5.The book detracts the importance of bees.
6.We didn’t want a protracted struggle to get the house back.
7.The retraction of money from the bank did not work because there wasn’t enough money.
8.The babies intractable crying led to her getting what she wanted.
1.The company made a large retraction from our overtime.
2.The boy was becoming intractable when it came to following the rules.
3.My house is adjacent to the White House.
4.In math you sometimes you have to make a conjecture.
5.Michael was dejected from all the rehearsals that were being done.
6.In space the trajectory of a meteor is very far from earth.
7.The dying boy detracts the other issues in the family.
8.The trial was to be protracted for prisoner.
In English we can hear noise from the adjacent classroom.
I didn't know the answer so I decided to conjecture.
After the break up, Cali was in a dejected mood.
The trajectory of his career was becoming very grand.
I covered the ring with scratches in order to detract the value.
My detention was protracted on the count of me talking so much.
After saying that women were uneducated, the senator tried to present a speech of retraction.
Toddlers are very intractable after they eat sugar.
1. My house was adjacent to the pool across the street.
2. I could conjecture that I am going to get into trouble when I get home for my behavior.
3. I am almost always dejected because of the way that people treat me.
4. The trajectory of the basketball led it in to the hoop.
5. The drama between the two girls detracts from their friendship.
6. I protracted the conversation by starting a new topic.
7. The teacher made a retraction of the comment that she stated.
8. Our class is not very intractable at times because many people talk without raising their hands.
1. The hostel was adjacent to the fact to that there was thirteen people wanting to stay there for the night but there was no room.
2. She could conjecture that the killer was Brent Young.
3. Even though the weather was gloomy, he wanted to walk home dejected.
4. Most likely the distance, trajectory, the range of the bullet from the .22 millimeter at 325 yards, the murder was extraordinary.
5. I was supposed to detract a certain part of the movie, but never the less it was deemed great.\
6. My family wasn’t looking forward to the protracted fight to bring me home.
7. I was looking at my old copy of a book and the new version was a retraction.
8. The dog was intractable, it wasn’t trained properly or not at all.
Tedra McNair
September 30, 2009
Period, 1
#111
Vocabulary
1.)Adjacent: My mom’s bedroom is adjacent to my room so, it was kind of hard to sneak to sneak into the kitchen for some cookies.
2.)Conjecture: I could only conjecture what my grade in Biology was, because the teacher wouldn’t tell me.
3.)Dejected: Even though she won the lottery, her father’s death still had her feeling dejected.
4.)Trajectory: The trajectory of the quarterback’s kick is what enabled him to score the winning field goal.
5.)Detract: My love for her will never detract no matter how her day is going.
6.)Protracted: Because more people showed up and added their two-cents, the argument was protracted another two hours.
7.)Retracted: Because I had unacceptable, my mother retracted my birthday presents.
8.)Intractable: The reason why I missed the problems on the math test is because, they were intractable.
1. Miss Ramirez's class is adjacent to Mrs. Becknell's class.
2. I conjectured that he knew her before.
3. His dejected mood brought the party group down.
4. The trajectory of the walkway was circular.
5. The gossip about Michael Jackson detracts the fact that he was a great artist.
6. The protracted court case was almost 2 years long.
7. The play reviewer printed a retraction of the article he did a month ago.
8. His intractable anger kept him from making friends.
Raquel Martinez
Per.1
09/30/09
1. During study hour Michael was working adjacent to Lorelye.
2. During the last stage of Jeopardy Derek decided to conjecture.
3. After my best friend loosing his grandma was very dejected.
4. The trajectory of my life has improved over a course of time.
5. The amount of foolish things that Kristen does will not detract my friendship for her.
6. The simple conversation between Tedra had become protracted.
7. As a child my mom would use retraction of my toys to make me behave.
8. My emotions during a funeral are intractable.
1. The court house was adjacent to the two streets entrance and exit, so cars could come in and out.
2. The teacher told him to conjecture on what he think the movie is going to be bout, before he reads it.
3.Since we won the volleyball game the other team waked away dejected.
4. the ball that was trajectory came back down in 5 minutes.
5. My feelings for her detract since we are no longer friends.
6. The suspects case was protracted to one more day.
7. The teacher graded the girls papers wrong so she printed a retraction of it so they can do it over.
8. The two fighters fight was intractable so, one of the girls got beat up.
1. I hate sitting adjacent to people who are crazy.
2. I can conjecture that he was under the influence.
3. When we lost the championship game, we all went home dejected.
4. With all the trajectory in my life, I'm still getting through.
5. The supervisors detracted the junior class by saying the seniors are more important.
6. I had a protracted meeting today because I had a mental breakdown.
7. I wanted a retraction when I was accused of stealing her diamond bracelet.
8. Since his psychotic behavior was intractable, he had to leave to another facility.
1. Our adjacent neighbors were having a party on Sunday.
2. Their conjecture was close to the right answer.
3. His dejected attitude was apparent as he walked the halls.
4. The trajectory of the ball was extremely curved.
5. They tried to detract her article, but the news paper published it anyways.
6. The protracted fight is what caused the students to get suspended.
7. His retraction was published in the paper for his rude comment he had said about Mrs. Clinton.
8. The intractable behavior of the students caused the substitute to leave in an outrage.
1.The adjacent man was very uncomfortable waiting in line.
2.In jeopardy, the goal is to make a conjecture.
3.He was dejected all day while he sat on his bed.
4.The boy through a boomerang and its trajectory path hit him in his face.
5.The stock market had to detract due to the profits.
6.The journey protracted when they couldn't find any evidence.
7.the retraction of his toy was very mean.
8.Ms. Ramirez was intractable when it came to teaching the essays.
Zachary Money
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