Bellringer Have out your homework please

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BELLRINGER HAVE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK PLEASE PERIOD 1: Please finish writing your CONCLUSION paragraph in your packet. If you’re done, pick another topic and write an even BETTER conclusion PERIOD 2: Please pick a concluding paragraph topic to write about in your packet- and then write a BALLER conclusion with a HOOK, 3 main arguments revisited, and a FINAL GIFT. You are all BOSSES.

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BELLRINGERHAVE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK PLEASE

• PERIOD 1: Please finish writing your CONCLUSION paragraph in your packet. If you’re done, pick another topic and write an even BETTER conclusion

• PERIOD 2: Please pick a concluding paragraph topic to write about in your packet- and then write a BALLER conclusion with a HOOK, 3 main arguments revisited, and a FINAL GIFT. You are all BOSSES.

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WORDLY WISE EX. A1. A2. B3. A4. C5. C6. C7. A8. C9. C10.B11.B12.A

13. B14. D15. D16. B17. A18. C19. B20. B21. A22. D23. D24. a

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DIAGRAMS 1-5• The carefree moth with the black spots on its wings lunged

happily toward the flames of the sooty lantern.

• After the rain Nellie splashed in the puddles on the walk.

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ALTERNATE

• N. person who can take over

• V. to take turns

• N. a different version

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CHRONIC

• Adj. long-lasting

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COMPENSATE

• V. to give someone something as recognition for loss, suffering, or injury

• V. make up for something

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ENTHRALL

• V. to fascinate

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FELON

• N. a criminal

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MELEE

• N. a noisy fight, skirmish, or scuffle

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MINUTE

• Adj. very tiny

• Adj. brief

• N. MINUTES- records of a meeting

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OBLIQUE

• Adj. slanting

• Adj. indirect

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OUTRAGE

• N. an act that arouses anger

• N. extreme anger

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PAGAN

• Adj. worshipping many gods

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PARTICIPATE

• V. to take part in

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PRINCIPLE

• N. an important belief

• N. underlying principle

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SILT

• N. a fine sand

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SUMMON

• V. to send for

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WAX

• V. to grow larger/become stonger

• N. yellow, greasy substance

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PREPOSITION JINGLE

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ADJECTIVE/ADVERB QUESTIONS

• Which one?• What kind?• Whose?• How many?

• How?• When?• Where?• Why?

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PHRASE OR CLAUSE?!

• Group of words without a SUBJECT or a VERB• Acts as a single

part of speech

• A group of words WITH a subject and a verb

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DIAGRAMMING CHALLENGE

• In your groups, you will be given one sentence to diagram. Make sure EVERYONE in your group writes it on their papers and THEN when you think you are ready, you will diagram it on the board. THEN you will elect one person to teach the class how you all did what you did. Cool, huh?

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WORK TIME. ENJOY.