G5 A2 and Shared WS
Tuesday, 19 May 2026
Monday, 18 May 2026
G5 Week 15 Spring 2026
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Week 15 |
Homework回家功課 |
Classwork |
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Monday 星期一 May 18 |
□ 1. Vocab
1-12 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 Story (2 classes) |
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Tuesday 星期二 May 19 |
□ 1. G5a2 WS |
Vocab 1-24 (1 class) |
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Wednesday 星期三 May 20 |
□ 1. G5 Shared
WS |
RWN (1 class) |
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Thursday 星期四 May 21 |
□ 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 |
Story Vocab and grammar review (2 classes) |
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Friday 星期五 May 22 |
□ 1. Sensay □ 2. Writing
Assignment- Final Version □ 3. Savvas-
continued |
Unit Test Writing (2 classes) |
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Week 15 Reading Street 5.1 – Ten Mile Day
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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1 |
coast |
(n.) |
海岸;沿海地區 |
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13 |
hitch |
(v.) |
被拴住;掛住 |
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2 |
construction |
(n.) |
建造;構築;建設 |
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14 |
foreman |
(n.) |
工頭;領班 |
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3 |
mile |
(n.) |
英里 |
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15 |
tamp |
(v.) |
搗緊;夯實 |
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4 |
volunteer |
(n.) |
志願者;志工 |
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16 |
rhythmically |
(adv.) |
有節奏地 |
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5 |
clanging |
(v.) |
叮噹作響 |
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17 |
stalk |
(v.) |
跟蹤 |
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6 |
fishplate |
(n.) |
魚尾板;接頭板 |
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18 |
carriage |
(n.) |
車廂;貨運 |
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7 |
harness |
(n.) |
繫帶;輓具 |
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19 |
belch |
(v.) |
打嗝 |
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8 |
pound |
(v.) |
鎊;磅 |
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20 |
halt |
(v.) |
停止;停下 |
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9 |
clank |
(v.) |
發出啷噹響 |
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21 |
steep |
(adj.) |
陡的;陡峭的 |
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10 |
telegraph |
(n.) |
電報;電報機 |
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22 |
curve |
(v.) |
彎曲 |
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11 |
detached |
(adj.) |
分離的;拆下的 |
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23 |
jam |
(v.) |
使卡住 |
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12 |
bolt |
(n.) |
閂;插銷 |
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24 |
overuse |
(v.) |
過度使用 |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
exhausted |
(adj.) |
極其疲憊的 |
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28 |
cheer |
(v.) |
歡呼 |
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26 |
railhead |
(n.) |
軌頭;鐵路轉運點 |
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29 |
shake |
(v.) |
搖動;抖動 |
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27 |
flung |
(v.) |
猛衝;擲;拋 |
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30 |
biased |
(adj.) |
有偏見的 |
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1 |
coast |
(n.) |
the
land near a shore |
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2 |
construction |
(n.) |
the
building of something, typically a large structure. |
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3 |
mile |
(n.) |
a unit of linear measure equal to 1,760 yards
(approximately 1.609 kilometres). |
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4 |
volunteer |
(n.) |
a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise
or undertake a
task |
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5 |
clanging |
(v.) |
to
make a loud metallic ringing sound |
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6 |
fishplate |
(n.) |
a flat piece of metal used to connect adjacent rails in
a railroad track |
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7 |
harness |
(n.) |
a set of straps and fittings by which a horse or other draft animal
is fastened to a cart, plow, etc. and is controlled by its driver |
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8 |
pound |
(v.) |
to
strike heavily or repeatedly |
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9 |
clank |
(n.) |
to
make a sharp brief metallic ringing sound |
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10 |
telegraph |
(n.) |
a system for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire, especially one
creating signals by making and breaking an electrical connection |
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11 |
detached |
(adj.) |
separate
or disconnected |
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12 |
bolt |
(n.) |
a bar that slides into a socket to fasten a
door or window |
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13 |
hitch |
(v.) |
to
catch or fasten by or as if by a hook or knot |
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14 |
foreman |
(n.) |
a
person in charge of a group of workers, a particular operation, or a section
of a plant |
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15 |
tamp |
(v.) |
to
drive in or down by a succession of light or medium blows |
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16 |
rhythmically |
(adv.) |
in
a way that relates to rhythm |
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17 |
stalk |
(v.) |
to
walk stiffly or haughtily |
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18 |
carriage |
(n.) |
a
horse-drawn vehicle designed for private use and comfort |
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19 |
belch |
(v.) |
to (especially of a chimney)
send (smoke or flames) out or up. |
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20 |
halt |
(v.) |
to bring or come to an abrupt stop |
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21 |
steep |
(adj.) |
mounting
or falling precipitously |
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22 |
curve |
(n.) |
a line or outline which gradually changes from
being straight for some or all of its length |
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23 |
jam |
(v.) |
to squeeze or pack tightly into
a specified space |
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24 |
overuse |
(v.) |
to use
(something) too much. |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
exhausted |
(adj.) |
drained
of one's physical or mental resources; very tired |
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26 |
railhead |
(n.) |
the furthest point
reached in constructing a railroad |
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27 |
flung |
(v.) |
past participle of
fling |
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28 |
cheer |
(v.) |
to shout for
joy or in praise or encouragement |
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29 |
shake |
(v.) |
to
vibrate especially as the result of a blow or shock |
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30 |
biased |
(adj.) |
unfairly prejudiced for
or against someone or something |
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Weekly Sentence |
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The railroad
connected the coasts, and it had to travel up steep mountains. |
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The foreman
yelled at the workers to halt progress for their own safety. |
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We had to detach
the carriage from the horses. |
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Construction progress was communicated using telegraphs. |
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