- Go to the following website Laws and Resolutions and read the section that was assigned to you.
- Take notes on the section and be ready to share them tomorrow.
Period 3
- Post Vocabulary Sentences
- Complete the Writing Options and make sure that they are Typed.
5 comments:
1)The professors ambiguous answer had me thinking for weeks.
2)The temparature across the whole room was ambient.
3)The ambivalent boss didnt know what to do about the situation.
4)In the movie the Gladiator they battled in a amphitheatre.
5)The ephemeral job interview went really well.
6)I went to the park and seen a epiphyte on the tree.
7)When i die i want my epitaph to say "I Love Sagging."
8)Every single race in this world has a epithet.
- Ray Rodriguez
11/8/08
Per.3.
Joy Hollins
1) All the students came up with different answers to the ambiguous question.
Ambiguous = Adj
2) The dogs hign sense of hearing picked up too many ambient noises.
Ambient = Adj
3) The ambivalent girl did not know what to do on Valentines.
Ambivalent = noun
4) Amphitheatre originated in Rome.
Amphitheatre = noun
5) The fly has a ephemeral life.
Ephemeral = adj
6) Did you know that epiphyte does not root in soil.
Epiphyte = noun
7)When they read the epitaph everyone had tears in their eyes.
Epitaph = noun
8)"Mans best friend" is a dog, is a example of epithet.
Epithet = noun
Sorry for not being in class
chelsea murphy
period 3
dec.9.08
1. My mother is good at giving ambiguous answers when given questions.
2. When I go to the movies or to the mall my little brother is always ambient.
3.I tend to be very ambivalent when I seem not to like someone.
4. Yesterday when i was doing community service I went to an amphitheater.
5. When I had left my sandwish I the freezer it had ephemeral.
6. When me and my sister was walking down the street we saw a epiphyte.
7.My dad had an epitaph on his tombstone.
8.My teacher is very epithet when she uses words.
1) I am ambiguous about a lot of things going on right now/
2) The ambient air was hot and but in the shade of the tree it was slighty cooler.
3)My sister was ambivalent about having a kid, she didn't know what to do.
4)I went to Coors ampitheater for a concert on my birthday last year.
5)My sickness was ephemeral which made me very happy because I could hang out with my friends.
6)My friend's neighbor as an epiphyte that grew over into her yard and is now growing on their tree.
7)When I die I want my family to put a nice epitaph on my tombstone.
8)My brother is known by the epithet laze because he never does anything productive.
Kassandra Cannon
Period 3
I noticed my posting didn't make it up earlier so here it is again.
Vocab. sentences
1. Ambiguous
I don’t like ambiguous movies; they don’t have a certain ending.
2. Ambient
The ambient pink was all over my room, it was really bright.
3. Ambivalent
Sara was always ambivalent about her relationship, because she knew that her boyfriend wasn’t right for beating her up, but she loved him.
4. Amphitheater
We went to the amphitheater to watch the play “The Nut Cracker.”
5. Ephemeral
Most things in the 99Cent Store are known as ephemerals, which means they don’t last more then a day.
6. Epiphyte
Some mushrooms start as epiphyte, they start growing on tree’s trunks and feed of them.
7. Epitaph
My grandpa’s epitaph said: “To the best grandpa in the world.”
8. Epithet
The epithet words were so bad that I couldn’t take it, so I left.
ARE WOMEN PAID LESS THAN MEN?
The answer is yes, women are paid less then men. While average salary for males in executive management grew from $99,327 in 2003 to $ 109,042 in 2005, the average salary for females in this job category slipped from $75,129 in 2003 to $71,561 in 2005.
The thing is, women, in some people’s eyes, don’t do the same work as men. Women stay home having babies and knitting scarves while the men are out hunting bear and farming, so naturally they get paid less.
For example, in Kouba vs. Allstate the plaintiff said the minimum salary she earned as a rep was less than males typically got. Allstate admitted this but said minimum salaries were individually set so they’d be: (a) high enough to attract applicants, but (b) low enough that reps would want to make ` sales and earn commissions. The Supreme Court favored Allstate.
As unfair as this may be the government supports this by saying that we don’t do the same job as men we are more “delicate” and for that we don’t try hard enough.
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