- Thu October 18 - 3:15pm:Band practice from 3:15 til 5:30 then study time from 5:30 til 7 pm. Then band booster meeting then also I need $3.00.
Enthusiasm- Belief in special revelations of the Holy Spirit.
Confidence- A feeling or consiousness of one's powers or of reliance on one's circumstances.
Audience- The act or atate of heraing.
Redundant- To repat yourslef over and over again.
Posture- The position or bearing of the body whether characteristics.
Necessitate- To make necesarry.
Obliterate- To remove utterly from recognition or memory.
Articulation- A joint or juncture between bones or cartilages in the skeleton of a vertebrate.
Behoove- To be necesarry or proper.
Puctuate- A act of being puctuated.
Bonus Futilitarianism- One who believes that human striving is futile.
The Vocabulary
Unmentionables- Something that is not to be mentioned.
That subject was classed among the unmentionables.
Gestapo- The German state police.
The new regime is using Gestapo tactics.
Hazardous- Full of risk or dependent on chance.
A vacation to Hawaii can be hazardous.
Avocation- something a person does in addition to a principal occupation.
Our doctor’s avocation is painting.
Supercolossal- Extraordinary great in size, extent, and degree.
Most of the people in the United States are supercolossal.
Undernourished- Not nourished with sufficient or proper food to maintain or promote health or normal growth.
Some people are emotionally undernourished.
Incandescent- Intensely bright or brilliant.
The incandescent masterpiece.
Commemorative- To honor the memory of a personage.
Anything that commemorates.
Encyclopedia- A book or set of books containing articles on various topics.
I used to have encyclopedias at my house.
Stampede- Any headlong general flight or rush.
To scatter or flee in a stampede.
*Excruciatingly- Exceedingly elaborate or intense.
Done with excruciating care.
Enthusiasm- You should have the enthusiasm to pass a test.
Confidence- Ms. Campbell has confidence in you that you will do your work.
Audience- You should allways face your audience.
Redundant- Redundantcy can get annoying to some people.
Posture- You should always have good posture.
Necessiate- :Your work should always be nessiate.
Obliterate- You should never obliterate your education.
Articulation- Bones on some animals should always have a articulation.
Behoove- It would behoove you to do it right the first time.
Punctuate- It will behoove you to fix your puctuatuations.
Bonus: Futilitarianism- You should always have futilitarnism in your mind.
Personification - the attribution of a personal nature.
Sensory –of or pertaining to the senses or sensation
Furiously – Very mad.
Affectionate - having great affection or love.
Exhibition - a matchup or a game.
Enterprise - a project undertaken or to be undertaken.
Insignia - a badge or distinguishing mark of office or honor.
Dungarees - work clothes, overalls.
Invisibility - the ability to be invisible.
Mysterious – something that has mystery in it.
Justice
The quality of being just, righteousness, equitableness, and or moral rightness.
Appreciation
Gratitude and thankful recognition.
Disadvantage
Absence or deprivation of advantage or equality.
Reparation
The making of amends for wrong or injury done.
Perseverance
A steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, and a state.
Persecution
The state of being persecuted.
Homage
Respect or reverence paid or rendered.
Assimilationism
The practice or policy if assimilating.
Remuneration
Something that remunerates.
Afrocity
*Approachability
Capable of being approached.
Sluggishly- I am very sluggish.
Optimistic- My class is very optimistic.
Antagonist- I read a book called Crash and it had a antagonist.
Protagonist- In that book it also had a protagonist.
Revelation- In the bible it has a book named revelation.
Momentarily- Please wait momentarily.
Incriminate- I might have to incriminate you.
Grammaticlly You are to grammatic for me.
Idosyncrasy- You are the most idosyncrasy person I know.
Reluctantly- You reluctantly saved your life.
Bonus: Psychotherapeutic- You need some psychotherapeutic help.
Sluggishly- Averse to activity or exertion.
Optimistic- A doctrine that this world is the best possible world.
Antagonist- One that contends with or opposes another.
Protagonist- The principal character in a literary work.
Revelation- An act of reveling or communicating divine truth.
Momentarily- For a moment.
Incriminate- To charge with or show evidence or proof of involvement in a crime or fault.
Grammaticlly- Of or relating to grammar.
Idiosyncrasy- A peculiarity of constitution or temperament : an individualizing characteristic or quality.
Reluctantly- Feeling or showing aversion, hesitation, or unwillingness.
Bonus:Psychotherapeutic- Of, relating to, or used in psychotherapy.
Students:
· How has your experience at Levey been so far?
· Do you like the schedule you have? If so who is your favorite?
Teachers:
· During the years of teaching how have you enjoyed it ?
· How was the first day of school with all the schedules switching and things?
Security:
· Did the first chaotic, due to all the students not know where their classes are?
· Do you think the school is better with or without a security guard? Why?
Counselors:
· How was the first week due to switching student’s schedules?
· Were you busier on the first day? If so has it become easier for you now?
Mrs. Teague/Mr. Lake:
· Are you excited to do the paperless classroom and homework this year?
· On the first day how was it viewed from your perspective?
Secretaries:
· Did you have a lot of paperwork to do registering all of the new students? If so was it difficult for you?
· Has your job became easier for you on the second week of school/
Lunch Ladies:
· Did a lot of students forget or didn’t know their Student ID #? If so did that affect the lunch line?
· Is the lunch line running faster now since it’s the second week of school?
If I were Jimmy Wells I would Do the right thing because I don't want a zero be cause of my friend. What I would do if my friend was cheating I would go tell the teacher because if I don't I will get a zero just like my friend. I don't want a zero because if I get a zero I am going to get in trouble. Plus if I let him just cheat he is not going to learn anything and if he keep cheating he will get redundant zeros. If he keep getting redundant zeros he could fell that class and the grade he did this in. After a while he will end up getting confidence in doing this nonsense.
If I do the right thing by going to tell the teacher I won't get a zero but I might end up losing my friendship but it is worth it. Everything is worth a try. If I do the right thing I might just get money on my debit card. You can do the right thing but it might be hard to get your friendship back or not. Just so you know don't do something stupid like cheat on anything and you won't end up with a zero like some kids. Those kids just don't listen or learn.
One Fat Summer Response
One Fat Summer by Robert Lipsyte and my response is that this book was a good book because the author has left us with a cliff hanger. This is because in the exposition and in the rise of action the author left us by explaining the beginning of the story very well and understanding. Also, this story somewhat has something to do with my life.
Bobby said, “His parents do not believe in him.” That has to do with my life because “My parents do not believe in me when it comes to doing certain things like doing chores and paying attention.”
Bobby also said, “One day he is going to look like Pete Marino.” That also somewhat connects to my life because “I always dream that I will someday look like someone like Pete Marino or even better.”
The Rummies said that, “Bobby looks like a very obese kid.” That has to do with my life because “My sister is a little overweight like Bobby.”
Bobby is thinking that, “Since he did all that work that he should be super skinny the next day.” That happens to me all the time because every day I say, “Since I ate all that food and did less exercising than eating that I should gain 5 pounds every week I get to 90 or 100 pounds, I am 89 pounds right now.”
Dr. Kahn said that, “If Bobby messed up the blade that he has to repair as of buying a new one.” That happens to me because the teachers say, “If we break any thing at the school than we have to repair it as of buying a new one.”
Bobby is thinking that, “Why does he have to pay for a new blade because the reason the blade is messed up is because Dr. Kahn has a bunch of rocks and stones in the front yard.” I experienced that because “The students think why do they have to repair the things that were broke and were do not have a place to put our stuff because there is no space.”
Bobby is thinking, “Why is he getting bullied by Connie and she kind of went through the same situation as Bobby?” I think the same thing because I ask myself “Why are people bullying me and they are going through the same situation as me just in different settings and places.”
The Rummies said that, “Joanie is the one who blew the wind in.” People say that, “My sister needs to work out and lose some weight and they call her fat.”
In conclusion, I have explained my response for how the author did in the story One Fat Summer.