October 17, 2014 - Stargirl chapters 29 and 30 Ho mework: B
ring your copy of Stargirl next week. Vocab quiz on Monday -
chapters 23-30 Stargirl test on Thursday, October 23rd! Book fair
next week - preview on Monday, purchase on Wednesday Ob jective I
can determine a novel's climax and use textual evidence to support
myself. Wa rm Up: Turn in the GRAMMARBOOK to pg. 49-50. In your
notes, write the definitions for main verb, helping verb and verb
phrase.
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main verb a single word that expresses an action or state of
being
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helping verb words that help the main verb express an action or
state of being
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verb phrase the main verb and its helping verb(s)
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Exercise 1 (pg. 50) C omplete #1-10 by writing the entire verb
phrase and then underlining the helping verb(s)
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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Susan leaves for the oratorical contest with Mr. McShane and
Leo They make a stop in the desert Susan gives her speech and
everyone is in rapture as she does so
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Warm up: Copy the following questions and vocabulary words into
your notes Chapters 29 and 30 1. What is the climax of the novel?
Why? 2. Describe the tone of the last paragraph on pg. 160. 3.
Describe what happened on Monday. Does this surprise you? Why or
why not. 4. What does Kevin decide to do and why? 5. Do you agree
with Leo's actions at the end of chapter 30? Why or why not.
subsided (158) disparaged (165) detested (165)
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s ubsided (158) disparaged (165) detested (165) 1. As we drew
nearer to town, the chatter subsided and finally stopped. 2.
Classrooms, hallways, courtyard, lunchroom - everywhere I went I
heard her disparaged, mocked, and slurred. Her attempt to become
popular, to become more like them, had been a total failure. If
anything they detested her more now.
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subsided become less intense, violent, or severe; to go down to
a normal level
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disparaged to regard or represent as being of little worth
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jostle push, elbow, or bump against (someone) roughly,
typically in a crowd.
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unconventional not based on or conforming to what is generally
done or believed
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tentatively not done with confidence; uncertain and hesitant
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sullen bad-tempered or sulky; gloomy
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zeal a great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an
objective.
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swooned be emotionally affected by someone or something that
one admires;
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morale the confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person
or group at a particular time; spirit
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