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Week 8 |
Homework回家功課 |
Classwork |
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Monday 星期一 Mar 30 |
□ 1. Vocab 13-24
x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence x3, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab
words used |
Vocab 1-24 Com book Story review (2 classes) |
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Tuesday 星期二 Mar 31 |
□ 1. G5 Shared WS □ 2. G5a2 WS |
RWN 57 (1 class) |
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Wednesday 星期三 Apr 1 |
□ 2. G5a2 WS Grammar |
RWN 58-59 (1 class) |
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Thursday 星期四 Apr 2 |
□ 1. Sensay □ 2. Diary- one page about your weekend □ 3. Writing
assignment, para 4 (typed) |
Unit test Writing (2 classes) |
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Friday 星期五 Apr 3 |
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No School |
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Week 8 Reading Street 5.1 – Thunder Rose
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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vividly |
(adv.) |
鮮艷地;明亮地 |
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13 |
lasso |
(n.) |
繩索;套索 |
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2 |
accentuate |
(v.) |
著重;強調;使明顯 |
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14 |
moisture |
(n.) |
潮濕; 濕氣;水分 |
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3 |
reckon |
(v.) |
想;認為;以為 |
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15 |
herd |
(n,) |
獸群;牧群 |
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4 |
oblige |
(v.) |
被迫做某事 必須做某事 |
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16 |
rotate |
(v.) |
旋轉的 |
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5 |
bullseye |
(n.) |
牛眼;靶心 |
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17 |
whirl |
(v.) |
使旋轉 |
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6 |
slumber |
(v.) |
睡;睡覺 |
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18 |
swirl |
(v.) |
使旋轉;使打轉 |
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7 |
commendable |
(adj.) |
值得讚揚的 |
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19 |
riotous |
(adj.) |
熱鬧的;暄鬧的 |
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8 |
vaulted |
(adj.) |
(有)穹頂的 |
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20 |
rampage |
(n.) |
橫衝直撞;撒野 |
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9 |
critter |
(n.) |
生靈;動物 |
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21 |
riled |
(v.) |
激怒;使惱怒 |
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10 |
sort |
(v.) |
把…分類;整理 |
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22 |
tempest |
(n.) |
大風暴;暴風雨(雪) |
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11 |
outlaw |
(n.) |
不法之徒 |
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23 |
unarmed |
(adj.) |
徒手的;非武裝的 |
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12 |
hooligan |
(n.) |
流氓;惡棍 |
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24 |
query |
(v.) |
提問;質問;懷疑 |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
contemplate |
(n.) |
盤算;沈思;冥想 |
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28 |
wrack |
(v.) |
遇難 |
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26 |
merciless |
(adj.) |
冷酷無情的 |
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29 |
tornado |
(n.) |
龍旋風 |
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27 |
cataclysmic |
(adj.) |
災難性的 |
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30 |
drenching |
(v.) |
淋透;濕透 |
Week
8 – Thunder Rose
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vividly |
(adv.) |
in
a vivid manner, clearly, intensely, brightly, or realistically |
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2 |
accentuate |
(v.) |
To
give emphasis or prominence to; to make more noticeable |
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3 |
reckon |
(v.) |
to
regard or think of as |
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4 |
oblige |
(v.) |
to make (someone) legally
or morally bound to do something |
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5 |
bullseye |
(n.) |
the
center of a target |
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6 |
slumber |
(v.) |
a
light sleep |
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7 |
commendable |
(adj.) |
deserving praise. |
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8 |
vaulted |
(adv.) |
leap or spring while supporting or propelling oneself with
one or both hands or with the help of a pole. |
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9 |
critter |
(n.) |
a
living creature; an animal. |
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10 |
sort |
(v.) |
to arrange systematically in groups; separate according to type, class, etc. |
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11 |
outlaw |
(n.) |
a
person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a
fugitive. |
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hooligan |
(n.) |
a
violent young troublemaker, typically one of a gang |
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13 |
lasso |
(n.) |
a rope with a noose at
one end, used especially in North America for catching cattle or horses |
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14 |
moisture |
(n.) |
water or other liquid diffused in
a small quantity as vapor, within a solid, or condensed on
a surface |
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15 |
herd |
(n,) |
a large group of animals, especially hoofed mammals,
that live, feed, or migrate together
or are kept together as livestock |
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16 |
rotate |
(v.) |
move
in a circle around an axis or center |
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17 |
whirl |
(v.) |
to move or cause to move rapidly round and
round |
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18 |
swirl |
(v.) |
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19 |
riotous |
(adj.) |
marked
by or involving public disorder |
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20 |
rampage |
(n.) |
a period of violent and uncontrollable behavior, typically involving a large group of people |
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rile |
(v.) |
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22 |
tempest |
(n.) |
a violent windy storm |
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23 |
unarmed |
(adj.) |
not
equipped with or carrying weapons |
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24 |
query |
(v.) |
to ask a question about something |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
contemplation |
(n.) |
the action of looking thoughtfully at something for a long time |
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26 |
merciless |
(adj.) |
showing no mercy or pity |
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27 |
cataclysmic |
(adj.) |
relating
to or denoting a violent natural event |
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28 |
wrack |
(v.) |
to
utterly ruin |
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29 |
tornado |
(n.) |
a violent destructive whirling wind accompanied by a funnel-shaped
cloud that progresses in a narrow path over the land |
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30 |
drench |
(v.) |
to get wet thoroughly; soak |
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Weekly Sentence |
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You need to accentuate the bullseye
on the target. |
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The hooligan tried to steal our herd
of cattle. |
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He had his lasso whirling
above his head. |
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The men were unarmed, but they went
on a rampage. |
