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ROMEO & JULIET
Vocab List 1
ROMEO & JULIET
Vocab List 1
Answers:Answers:Answers:1.1. idolatryidolatry2.2. aptapt3.3. boisterousboisterous4.4. dotingdoting5.5. feignfeign6.6. splendorsplendor7.7. vainvain
8.8. prologueprologue9.9. agile agile 10.10.prodigiousprodigious11.11.conjureconjure12.12.enviousenvious13.13.dispositiondisposition14.14.confoundconfound
R+J VOCAB #1R+J VOCAB R+J VOCAB ##11
11blind devotion, worship of blind devotion, worship of
false godfalse god
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2.2.exactly suitable; quick to exactly suitable; quick to
learnlearn
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3.3.violent, turbulent, noisyviolent, turbulent, noisy
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4.4.being foolishly fondbeing foolishly fond
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5.5.to represent falsely; to act to represent falsely; to act
“as if”“as if”
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6.6.brilliance, magnificencebrilliance, magnificence
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7.7.futile, hollow, also, conceitedfutile, hollow, also, conceited
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8.8.an introduction to a book or an introduction to a book or
eveneven
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9.9.nimble; acrobaticnimble; acrobatic
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10.10.enormous, in great degreeenormous, in great degree
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11.11.make appear by magicmake appear by magic
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12.12.jealous, wanting things jealous, wanting things
owned by othersowned by others
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13.13.Emotional makeEmotional make--up;up;
personalitypersonality
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14.14.to confuse or fail to to confuse or fail to
distinguishdistinguish
Answers:Answers:Answers:1.1. idolatryidolatry2.2. aptapt3.3. boisterousboisterous4.4. dotingdoting5.5. feignfeign6.6. splendorsplendor7.7. vainvain
8.8. prologueprologue9.9. agile agile 10.10.prodigiousprodigious11.11.conjureconjure12.12.enviousenvious13.13.dispositiondisposition14.14.confoundconfound
1. Watch out: She’s more ____ to forget it than remember.
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1. Watch out: She’s more _apt_ to forget it than remember.
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2. Get ______ with that teacher and it’s Brown city.
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2. Get boisterous with that teacher and it’s Jenkins city.
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3. Get a spine! Girls don’t want _____ boyfriends.
--“Yes, we do,” said the girls.
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3. Get a spine! Girls don’t want doting boyfriends.
--“Yes, we do,” said the girls.
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4. I didn’t want to go to school, so I ________ sickness.
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4. I didn’t want to go to school, so I _feigned sickness.
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5. His lack of self-discipline and ______ of video games had a frightening impact on his grades.
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5. His lack of self-discipline and idolatryof video games had a frightening impact on his grades.
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6. I like people with happy _______.
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6. I like people with happy dispositions.
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7. I like to ______ my dog by throwing the ball—but not really throwing it.
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7. I like to confound my dog by throwing the ball—but not really throwing it.
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8. I love Will Farrell! What _______ wit!
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8. I love Will Farrell! What prodigious wit!
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9. She should work out; she has ________ arms and legs.
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9. She should work out; she has prodigiousarms and legs.
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10. That math test was hard! I had to ______ up several answers!
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10. That math test was hard! I had to conjureup several answers!
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11. Ah, the prom: A night of ______ for girls; a costly one for boys.
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11. Ah, the prom: A night of splendor for girls; a costly one for boys.
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Answers:Answers:Answers:1.1. aptapt2.2. boisterousboisterous3.3. dotingdoting4.4. feignedfeigned5.5. idolatryidolatry6.6. dispositionsdispositions7.7. confoundconfound
8.8. agileagile9.9. prodigious prodigious 10.10.conjureconjure11.11.splendorsplendor
PROLOGUE/SonnetPROLOGUE/SonnetI. 14 linesII. Ababcdcdefef ggIII.Couplet power!
A. closure, end, plan, conclusion, contentment
IV.OxymoronV. Multiple meanings: learn to
tolerate them
I. 14 linesII. Ababcdcdefef ggIII.Couplet power!
A. closure, end, plan, conclusion, contentment
IV.OxymoronV. Multiple meanings: learn to
tolerate them
VOCAB: list #1VOCAB: list #1dispositiondispositionsplendorsplendorboisterousboisterousvainvainprologueprologueprodigiousprodigiousconjureconjure
8.8. envious envious 9.9. idolatryidolatry10.10.feignfeign11.11.agileagile12.12.dotingdoting13.13.confoundconfound14.14.aptapt
ROMEO & JULIET
Vocab List 2
ROMEO & JULIET
Vocab List 2
Answers:Answers:Answers:1.1. inexorableinexorable2.2. adversityadversity3.3. inauspiciousinauspicious4.4. fortunefortune5.5. reviverevive6.6. woewoe7.7. solacesolace
8.8. absolvedabsolved9.9. dismal dismal 10.10. supplesupple11.11. prostrateprostrate12.12. redeemredeem13.13. ficklefickle14.14. garishgarish
R+J VOCAB #2R+J VOCAB R+J VOCAB ##22
11Unyielding; unstoppableUnyielding; unstoppable
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22Hardship; misfortuneHardship; misfortune
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33Unlucky; unpromisingUnlucky; unpromising
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44Force that governs life;Force that governs life;
destinydestiny
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55Bring back to lifeBring back to life
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66Sorrow, sadnessSorrow, sadness
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77Peace; comfortPeace; comfort
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88Forgiven; released Forgiven; released
from blamefrom blame
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99Dreadful; cheerless;Dreadful; cheerless;
gloomygloomy
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1010Readily bent; pliant;Readily bent; pliant;
softsoft
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1111Face down; submittedFace down; submitted
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1212Save; pay and thereforeSave; pay and therefore
reclaimreclaim
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1313Changing; inconstant;Changing; inconstant;
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1414Gaudy; Gaudy; overdecoratedoverdecorated
Answers:Answers:Answers:1.1. inexorableinexorable2.2. adversityadversity3.3. inauspiciousinauspicious4.4. fortunefortune5.5. reviverevive6.6. woewoe7.7. solacesolace
8.8. absolvedabsolved9.9. dismal dismal 10.10. supplesupple11.11. prostrateprostrate12.12. redeemredeem13.13. ficklefickle14.14. garishgarish
WOW! You’re _________. I’ve never met anyone who can put their foot up their nose.
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I admit that I need to be less _____ about my school responsibilities.
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Mr. Jenkins has ________ me for my graffiti in the bathroom.
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She wanted to marry me but I told her it wasn’t our _______ to be together.
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They always pick on me. I just want a little _______.
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_______ makes you stronger. Embrace it. Only cowards and whimps whine about it.
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Nice gems. You look like jewelry store. Maybe not so ____ next time.
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Summer vacation will _______ me from my
depression.
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School marches along in an _______ way.
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1. He was so _________ that no one asked him to do them
any more favors.
2. When the police find that their evidence is wrong, the arrested person is ________
from the affair.
3. School seems _________ as it carries
on—and on and on.
4. __________ and good luck helped me find $20 yesterday.
5. The sky, the breeze, and the warm sun filled me with ___________.
6. Hurry, Doctor! What’s his EKG!? Can we _________ him?!
7. Every girl I have had a crush on has only
caused me ________; so I am going to become a hermit.
8. My puppy dog has such __________ fur.
9. If my brother would just stop getting fired, my parents’ opinion of
him would be _________.
10. Time is _________.
11. It was a _______ day: I lost $10, got an F in vocab, and stubbed
my toe.
12. His bright pink tie was so ________ that
everyone laughed.
13. Poor Romeo. He never has any _______
in this tragedy.
(don’t use fortune)
14. If you beg and fall _______, maybe I’ll
give you an A.
15. ________ is the dominant feeling at a
funeral.
16. C’mon! There’s hope! Life is not as
______ as you think!
17. My ball was heading right for the
hole, then hit an __________ bump in
the putting green.
18. If you have the right attitude, it doesn’t matter what ________
you face.
19. It was _________ that we got assigned that terrible ref. He’s the reason we lost the
game.
13. She was ________ because she _________.
Term 1: Term 2
Term 1 is opposite of Term 2Term 1 is opposite of Term 2
Term 1 is same as Term 2Term 1 is same as Term 2
Term 1 controls Term 2Term 1 controls Term 2
Term 1 is subset of Term 2Term 1 is subset of Term 2
Term 1: Term 2
Make a ROOT SENTENCEthat describes the
relationship between Terms 1 and 2.
The root sentence is ALWAYS true about the terms.
Make a ROOT SENTENCEthat describes the
relationship between Terms 1 and 2.
The root sentence is ALWAYS true about the terms.
water: inexorable
A. paint: houseA. paint: house
B. diamond: hardB. diamond: hard
C. important: airC. important: air
1. Watch out: She’s more ____ to forget it than remember.
List #1
1. Watch out: She’s more _apt_ to forget it than remember.
List #1
2. Get ______ with that teacher and it’s Jenkins city.
List #1
2. Get boisterous with that teacher and it’s Jenkins city.
List #1
PROLOGUE/SonnetPROLOGUE/SonnetI. Onomatopoeia?
You can learn to read Shakespeare with joy and awe!
So do your paraphrases!
I. Onomatopoeia?
You can learn to read Shakespeare with joy and awe!
So do your paraphrases!