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vocab.notebook<br />

April 12, 2010<br />

Asset Sympa<strong>the</strong>tic Slouched Savvy<br />

Unfathomable Sensitive Suffocate<br />

Benefit__________<br />

Loping<br />

Ignored<br />

Understanding__________<br />

Irresistibly<br />

Bruised<br />

<strong>Outsiders</strong> <strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

<strong>Match</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>words</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>synonym</strong><br />

Slumped__________<br />

Battered__________<br />

Smo<strong>the</strong>r__________<br />

Scuttling__________<br />

Charismatically__________<br />

Overlooked__________<br />

Incomprehensible__________<br />

Abitlity__________<br />

Receptive__________<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong> 1<br />

Uncommonness__________<br />

Mar 10­1:58 PM<br />

Mar 10­2:05 PM<br />

Incredulous Winced Bleak Roguishly Gallantly Ornery<br />

Elite Reeling Nonchalantly Bickering Vaguely<br />

Disbelieving__________<br />

Casually__________<br />

Unclearly__________<br />

Naughtily__________<br />

Arguing__________<br />

Courteously__________<br />

Irritable__________<br />

Miserable__________<br />

Privileged__________<br />

Detachment__________<br />

Choose <strong>the</strong> Correct word for <strong>the</strong> blank from <strong>the</strong> list<br />

Unfathomable<br />

Sympa<strong>the</strong>tic<br />

Vaguely<br />

Bickering<br />

Irresistibly<br />

Asset<br />

1.To many parents, teenagers attitudes are simpy __________.<br />

2.Children's quarrels may be called silly __________.<br />

3.An __________ is an advantage or resource.<br />

4.Tall, dark movie stars are __________ attractive.<br />

5.My gandmo<strong>the</strong>r is __________ when I am down.<br />

Savvy<br />

Flinched__________<br />

Staggering__________<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong>s 2 and 3<br />

Mar 10­2:31 PM<br />

Mar 10­2:46 PM<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong> 4 and 5<br />

What is it?<br />

All kinds of controls<br />

What is it like? Loss of Freedom<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

Penal<br />

Institution<br />

Reforma<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

What are some examples?<br />

Like Prison<br />

boys who have s<strong>to</strong>len cars are<br />

punished and retained in a special<br />

school<br />

Contemptuously<br />

What are some examples?<br />

Mar 10­2:59 PM<br />

Mar 10­3:08 PM<br />

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vocab.notebook<br />

April 12, 2010<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

Fiend<br />

Pansy<br />

What are some examples?<br />

What are some examples?<br />

Mar 10­3:11 PM<br />

Mar 10­3:12 PM<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

Gorged<br />

Siege<br />

What are some examples?<br />

What are some examples?<br />

Mar 10­3:14 PM<br />

Mar 10­3:15 PM<br />

What is it?<br />

What is it like?<br />

Abandoned<br />

What are some examples?<br />

Cloze Activity<br />

This exerpt is taken from chapter 12. Read it<br />

through completely and <strong>the</strong>n fill in <strong>the</strong> blanks with<br />

<strong>words</strong> that make sense. Then compare your<br />

language with that of <strong>the</strong> author.<br />

Tell Dally. It was <strong>to</strong>o __________ <strong>to</strong> tell Dally. Would he have listened?<br />

__________ doubted it. Suddenly it wasn't only a __________ thing <strong>to</strong> me. I<br />

could picture hundreds of boys living on <strong>the</strong> wrong __________ of cities, boys<br />

with black eyes who __________ at <strong>the</strong>ir own shadows. Hundreds of boys who<br />

__________ watched sunsets and looked at stars and __________ for something<br />

better. I could see boys __________ down under street lights because <strong>the</strong>y were<br />

__________ and <strong>to</strong>ugh and hated <strong>the</strong> world, and __________ was <strong>to</strong>o late <strong>to</strong> tell<br />

<strong>the</strong>m that __________ was still good in it, and <strong>the</strong>y __________believe you if<br />

you did. It was __________ vast a problem <strong>to</strong> be just a __________ thing. There<br />

should be some help, someone __________ tell <strong>the</strong>m before it was <strong>to</strong>o late.<br />

__________should tell <strong>the</strong>ir side of <strong>the</strong> s<strong>to</strong>ry, __________ maybe prople would<br />

understand <strong>the</strong>n and wouldn't __________ so quick <strong>to</strong> judge a boy by _________<br />

amount of hair oil he wore. It __________ important <strong>to</strong> me. I picked up <strong>the</strong><br />

__________ book and called my English teacher.<br />

Mar 10­3:15 PM<br />

Mar 10­3:26 PM<br />

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