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Week 7 |
Homework回家功課 |
Classwork |
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Monday 星期一 Mar 23 |
□ 1. Vocab
1-12 x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence
x5, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used |
Vocab 1-24 Com book story (2 classes) |
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Tuesday 星期二 Mar 24 |
□ 1. G5 Shared
WS |
RWN 51, 52 (1 class) |
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Wednesday 星期三 Mar 25 |
□ 1. Vocab
13-24 x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence
x5, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used |
outing |
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Thursday 星期四 Mar 26 |
□ 1. Sentence
x5, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used □ 2. Grammar WS |
Vocab review Story RWN 53 (2 classes) |
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Friday 星期五 Mar 27 |
□ 1. Sensay □ 2. Diary-
250 words about your weekend □ 3. writing
assignment- paragraph 4 |
Quiz-listening Writing (2 classes) |
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Week 7 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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1 |
spiral
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(adj.) |
螺旋形的 |
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13 |
numerical
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(adj.) |
數字的 |
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2 |
bushel
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(n.) |
蒲式耳(容量及重量單位) |
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14 |
graze
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(v.) |
擦傷，擦破（皮膚） |
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3 |
massive
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(adj.) |
大量的 |
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15 |
herd
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(n.) |
獸群 |
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4 |
haul |
(v.) |
（用力）拉，拖 |
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16 |
oblige |
(v.) |
(以道義、法律)迫使 |
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5 |
funnel
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(n.) |
（船或火車上的）煙囪 |
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17 |
splendor |
(n.) |
光澤、光亮 |
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6 |
destruction |
(n.) |
破壞 |
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18 |
partial |
(adj.) |
部分的 |
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7 |
almanac |
(n.) |
年曆，曆書 |
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19 |
quench |
(v.) |
解渴 |
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8 |
census
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(n.) |
調查、人口普查 |
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20 |
ornery |
(adj.) |
脾氣壞的 |
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9 |
sociologist |
(n.) |
社會學家 |
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21 |
chore |
(n.) |
家事、雜事 |
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10 |
economist
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(n.) |
經濟學家 |
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22 |
quick-tempered |
(adj.) |
脾氣暴躁的 |
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11 |
official |
(n.) |
高級職員，官員 |
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23 |
vault |
(v.) |
跳躍、撐物跳躍 |
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12 |
data
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(n.) |
資料 |
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24 |
varmint |
(n.) |
害蟲 |
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25 |
irascible |
(adj.) |
易怒的 |
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28 |
injury |
(n.) |
受傷 |
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26 |
meddlesome
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(adj.) |
愛管閒事的 |
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29 |
devastating
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(adj.) |
毀滅性的 |
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27 |
cataclysmic
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(adj.) |
災難性的 |
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30 |
inconceivable
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(adj.) |
難以想像/置信的 |
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1 |
spiral |
(adj.) |
winding around a center or pole
and gradually receding from or approaching it |
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2 |
bushel |
(n.) |
any of various units of dry
capacity |
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3 |
massive |
(adj.) |
impressively large or ponderous |
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4 |
haul |
(v.) |
to cause (something) to move by
pulling or drawing |
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5 |
funnel |
(n.) |
a
stack or flue for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship) |
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6 |
destruction |
(n.) |
the action or process of
destroying something |
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7 |
almanac |
(n.) |
a yearly book that contains
calendars, weather information, and dates of holidays |
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8 |
census |
(n.) |
an official count and
survey of people who live in a country or area |
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9 |
sociologist |
(n.) |
a person who studies the science of society, social institutions, and social
relationships |
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10 |
economist |
(n.) |
a person who studies the flow of
money |
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11 |
official |
(n.) |
one who holds or is invested
with an office |
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12 |
data |
(n.) |
information (such as
measurements or statistics) used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or
calculation |
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13 |
numerical |
(adj.) |
expressed in or involving
numbers or a number system |
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14 |
graze |
(v.) |
to feed on grass and other
plants |
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15 |
herd |
(n.) |
a typically large group of
animals of one kind kept together under human control |
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16 |
oblige |
(v.) |
to make someone feel
they are required to do something |
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17 |
splendor |
(n.) |
great brightness or luster |
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18 |
partial |
(adj.) |
of or relating to a part rather
than the whole |
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19 |
quench |
(v.) |
to relieve or satisfy with
liquid |
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20 |
ornery |
(adj.) |
stubborn, difficult
to deal with or control |
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21 |
chore |
(n.) |
the regular or daily light work
of a household or farm |
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22 |
quick-tempered |
(adj.) |
easily angered |
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23 |
vault |
(v.) |
to move someone suddenly to a
much higher or more important position |
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24 |
varmint |
(n.) |
a pest |
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25 |
irascible |
(adj.) |
marked by hot temper and easily
provoked anger |
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26 |
meddlesome |
(adj.) |
given to meddling |
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27 |
cataclysmic |
(adj.) |
an
important event that is violent and destructive |
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28 |
injury |
(n.) |
hurt, damage, or loss sustained |
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29 |
devastating |
(adj.) |
causing great damage or harm |
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30 |
inconceivable |
(adj.) |
impossible to understand or
believe |
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Weekly Sentence |
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One chore of
mine is to get rid of the varmint. |
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The herd quenches
their thirst at the river. |
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There is a new census
on grazing cattle. |
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There is a massive
amount of data coming through on the computer. |
