Monday, January 23, 2012

Vocabulary Words for Jan. 23-27

  1. alliteration (noun)-the combination of two or more words that begin with the same letter or consonant sound. (i.e. fun facts, amazing animals, healthy habits, etc.)
  2. protagonist (noun)- the leading character, hero, or heroine of a drama or other literary work.
  3. antagonist (noun)-person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with another.
  4. instruct (verb)- to teach
  5. initiate (verb)- to start
  6. bondage (noun)-slavery
  7. protest (verb) speak out against
  8. homophone (noun)- words that sound the same, but spelled differently & have different meanings (their, there, they're)
  9. homograph (noun)- a multiple meaning word (bat, mouse, etc.)
  10. concentration (noun)-the amount of material dissolved in a measure of liquid

7 comments:

  1. ms reese why do we one same word as last week? concentration

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  2. That's probably true

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  3. Hi Ms. Reese!
    I just researched Sean Covey and there is a website where you can learn about all the books that he has written! It is really interesting! seancovey.com
    Ritika

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  4. Thats really cool I looked at the website and found a book for kids called "the 7 habits of hsppy kids" Thats really cool!

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  5. I just checked it out and it is really cool! The book for read aloud is the best selling! I should get some books of his and read about them! It is helping me a lot like the principles about me and many more!

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  6. I just checked it out it's really cool! There's even a blog on it,plus it has sections of different stages of life I should get some books of Sean Covey so I could be sucsesful in life.

    Natalia

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