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Each week you will receive 2 vocabulary words to learn.
Each week you will receive 2 vocabulary words to learn.
Fill out the "Words of the Week" (W.O.W.) form, found in the classroom,
Fill out the "Words of the Week" (W.O.W.) form, found in the classroom,
and return it to the assigned folder by Friday.
and return it to the assigned folder by Friday.
After 10 words, there will be a test.
After 10 words, there will be a test.
Due Fri. 9-5-25
abrupt 2. wrath
Due Fri. 9-12-25
endure 2. homage
Due Fri. 9-19-25
acclaim 2. blatant
Due *Thurs. 9-25-25
acquire 2. persist
Due Fri. 10-3-22
devour 2. sullen
BIG WOW Test Fri. 10-10-22 (on the last 10 W.O.W.)
Due Fri. 10-17-25
dismal 2. simultaneously
Due *Thurs. 10-23-25- no school Friday
ponder 2. clamber
Due Fri. 10-31-25
perturb 2. substantial
**No words due 11/7.... conferences week.**
Due Fri. 11-14-25
vocation 2. aspire
Due Fri. 11-21-25
conjure 2. insinuate
BIG WOW Test Fri. 12-5-25 (on the last 10 W. O. W.)
W.O.W. Form-->
W.O.W. Form-->
Words of the Week (W.O.W.) forms are in the classroom.
If you forget to take one, here is the information required.
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Word 1
Word 2
Part of speech for both
Synonym for both
Antonym for both
Number of syllables for both
Dictionary definition for both
Definition in your own words for both
Use each word in an original complete sentence. (2 sentences total)
W.O.W. Study Guide
W.O.W. Study Guide (Test Friday, 10/10)
Know what part of speech the word is. Know how to use it or recognize it in a sentence. Know a synonym and/or antonym for it. (*)=synonyms
1. abrupt (adj.) – sudden and unexpected; brief to the point of rudeness
*sudden
2. wrath (n.) -strong vengeful anger
*rage, outrage
3. endure (v.)- suffer patiently, remain in existence; last
*last, continue
4. homage (n.)- special honor or respect shown publicly
*respect, honor, reverence
5. acclaim (v. or n.)- (v) praise enthusiastically and publicly; (n) enthusiastic and public praise
*praise, applaud, cheer, commend
6. blatant (adj.)- (of bad behavior) done openly and unashamedly
*obvious, flagrant, undisguised
7. acquire (v.)- buy or obtain (an object or asset) for oneself, learn or develop (a skill, quality, or habit)
*obtain, get, receive, earn
8. persist (v.)- continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion; be prolonged
*endure, remain, linger, last
9. devour (v.)- eat hungrily or quickly, consume
*gobble, preserve
10. sullen (adj.)- bad tempered and sulky, gloomy
*gloomy, sour feeling, grumpy
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