English 10 Honors

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Writing Rules 2005-06


Grammar Test Review -- Jan. 20, 2006
   
PRONOUN CASE quizzes
 
            http://school.discovery.com/quizzes29/jennywebster/pronouncase.html (moderate difficult level--13 questions)
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quizzes/cases_quiz1.htm (fairly easy--10 questions)
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quizzes/cases_quiz2.htm (fairly challenging--10 questions)
 
            http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/eduweb/grammar/course/speech/1_2c.htm  (relatively easy—16 questions)
 
            http://www.uvsc.edu/owl/tests/pronouns/pronouns.html (challenging, especially at the end—20 questions)
 
WHO & WHOM
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/cgi-shl/quiz.pl/who_quiz.htm
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quizzes/who2_quiz.htm (with useful explanations about why the answer is correct)
 
HYPHENATED ADJECTIVES
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/cgi-shl/par_numberless_quiz.pl/compounds_quiz.htm (challenging--also contains compound nouns)
 
OTHER GRAMMAR QUIZZES (for review for test)
 
            http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quiz_list.htm (there are 170 different quizzes here)
 
            commas – 80-84
            agreement – 31-39, 108-110 (pronoun case questions as well)
            apostrophes – 90
            WCC – 125-132

Research Paper -- 2006 -- Description

Tues. January 17                  Preliminary Bibliography
Mon. January 23                  Thesis & Preliminary Outline
Mon. January 30                  50 note cards
Fri. February 3                      100 note cards
Mon. February 6                   Final Outline
Mon. February 13                 Rough Draft
Fri. February 16                    FINAL DRAFT

VOCABULARY LIST -- Quarter 2 05-06

 


Quarter 3 05-06 Vocabulary

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
altercation acquiescence acrimonious anarchy
cudgel compunction clamorous credence
devoid dispiritedly discernible deluded
entice empathy ensanguined eugenics
imperturbable impunity impetus intrepid
odious ostentatious obstinate oscillate
provocation precipice pervade permutation
spasmodic sadistic serene suffused
tether tremulous torpid travesty
impudent incipient inviolate irrevocable
BONUS BONUS BONUS BONUS
catachresis pastiche pluralism ontology
palimpsest ethnocentrism prolepsis metaphysics
pathetic fallacy jeremiad subaltern mimesis

 

Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
aphorism abashed austere animosity
conjecture celerity contentious corroborate
desolate disinclination distended desultory
elicit exoteric exacerbate flail
inexorable invective insouciant imperious
interpose insidious ingenuity incongruous
obliterate ostracize obtuse prospect
quaver querulous query rasping
supple sardonic subdue surmise
taciturn transcend tainted tenuous
BONUS BONUS BONUS BONUS
irenic octothorp poetaster  
epenthesis eighty-six bardolater  
Frankenfood kanban haplology  

 


Quarter 4 Vocabulary 05-06

WEEK 1
appease
consternation
disquieting
forestall
inscrutable
implacable
pensive
ravening
stupor
undulation
BONUS
cineast
apodictic
defensetration
WEEK 2
aberration
chagrin
excruciating
feign
incredulity
insouciance
prodigality
repercussion
sinister
unwonted
BONUS
sublimate
dundrearies
cabal
WEEK 3
annihilate
compliance
ensue
flagrant
ignominy
incredulous
portentous
rapt
sublime
unobtrusive
BONUS
avuncular
red herring
bardolater
WEEK 4
ascertain
cacophony
exultation
fraudulent
ineffable
incandescent
peremptory
reciprocate
sententious
uproarious
BONUS
autochthonous
penultimate
scion
WEEK 5
adumbrate
constricted
emanate
facsimile
incipient
implicate
poignant
reiterate
solicitude
undaunted
BONUS
bricolage
poetaster
stentorian
WEEK 6
affable
capricious
exasperating
forbearance
indigenous
insinuate
premonition
redress
sedate
voracious
BONUS
desuetude
limn
welter
WEEK 7
ardent
captious
emphatic
florid
inordinate
implausible
patronize
retribution
salient
virtuous
BONUS
asperity
oleaginous
brown study
WEEK 8
barrage
compulsion
equanimity
fervid
ingenuous
impinge
pathos
rampant
stupefaction
viviacious
BONUS
scumble
haplology
chiliad

Writing About Poetry:
    Click on the link to read a copy of T.S. Eliot's "Gerontion." Click on this link to read a
    sample analytical essay (MS word doc.) on the poem.
 

POEM-a-NIGHT 2006
    1. Assignment
    2. "Nightsliding" 1st Draft         2nd Draft        Final Draft