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english final tr. 2

honors english final: second trimester (cerro villa middle school)

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Themes/Big Ideas: first words= man is not man is not a kind creature; all people struggle between the urge to follow the rules and to be good to one another, and the urge to be selfish, to come out on top, and to assert their superiority over others
Themes/Big Ideas: first words= people need to people need to be conditioned to rules, laws, and morality;they are not things that naturally occur within us; this conditioning is necessary as it is the only thing that keeps people from becoming completely corrupt and evil
Themes/Big Ideas: first words= people will abuse people will abuse power/trust when it's not earned
Themes/Big Ideas: first words+ people are easier people are easier to manipulate when they are afraid
Themes/Big Ideas: first words= when given the chance when given the chance, people will often manipulate and abuse others to help themselves
Themes/Big Ideas: first words= people will often ignore people will often ignore common sense when it benefits them
Themes/Big Ideas: first words= certain situations certain situations will cause people to behave like savages
tumult commotion
gesticulated gestured
clamored shouted
errant sinful
tirade outburst
ebullience enthusiasm
officious busy
gravely serious
indignant resentful
festooned covered in decorations
tendril vine
inscrutable impossible to figure out
vicissitudes natural changes
contrite sorry
clarity clearness
tacit something unspoken but nevertheless understood
perceptible noticeable
clamorously noisily
oppressive overwhelming the spiritq
abyss a bottomliss pit
incursion invasion
involuntarily against your will
carcass corpse
blatant on purpose
belligerence violence
irked annoyed
malevolent horrible
impalpable unable to be felt
incredulous disbelieving
ineffectual inadequate
derisive sarcastic
lament cry for
appalled shocked
ludicrous ridiculous
the island a microcosm of the world
piggy's glasses power of intelligence and rational thinking
conch shell symbol of civilization and democracy
signal fire symbol of hope and rescue from immortality
the beast dark side of human nature; the more savage the boys become, the more they believe in the beast
lord of the flies lord of evil
ralph law. order. integrity.
piggy intelligence and fairness
jack disorder; fights against rules because they aren't fun
roger cruel boy who finds pleasure in hurting others
simon goodness
sam and eric victims of manipulation
subdued quiet
impenetrable blocked
incredulity amazement
slacken loosen
clamor shout and scream
foliage cluster of leaves and branches
specious false
enmity hostility
vainly unsuccessfully
strident loud
furtive sneaky
pallor paleness
askew crooked
pliant flexible
canopy celing (upper branches)
defray to pay for
bondage being bound or held down; slavery
atone to make up for
pillage rob of goods
prate blabber
supposition assumed
corpulent FAT
The Participle slashing and hissing.......
The Absolute claws digging.......
hypothetical assumption
DICT to speak
CUR to run
COM, CON together; with
ANTI against; opposite
EU good; well
equivocate speak in a way that allows for more than 1 interpretation
astute smart
culpable deserving blame
novice beginner
nebulous murky; cloudy; confusing
FID faith
dilatory procrastinate
DEM people
CIRCUM around
CRED believe
relegate transfer
dispassionate without feeling
expurgate censor
dissipate disperse
dissension disagreement
superfluous excess
posthumous after death
hew to stick to
beneficent kind
mitigate lessen
cadaverous ghostly; pale
inconsequential unimportant
restitution restore
Adjective Shift the grey elephant, enormous and enraged.......
The Appositive my happy brother, Jack.......
susceptible vulnerable
subservient obediant
squeamish inclined to nausea
ignoble not noble
disavow deny responsibility for
taunt make fun of
prim perfect
intricate complicated
incessant never ended
impoverished poor
ghastly frightful
diligent hardworking
credible believable
concoct create
disconcert confuse
infraction violation
evanescent short-living
resuscitate bring back to life
recapitulate sum up
avarice greed
adulation love
penury poor
Ex, E out
EQU equal
DIS, DI not
A, AN not
ANN, ENN year
ANTE before
CHRON time
BIO life
AUTO self
pretentious done for show
egregious noticeable
anathema object of intense dislike
slovenly messy
crass stupid
vulnerable inclined
punctillious precise
stalwart brave
sardonic sarcastic
grandiose grand
abate to make less
odium hatred
hamper hold back
doleful sad
brandishing wielding
crestfallen depressed
obtuse unintelligent
sagely cleverly
daunting intimidating
cynicism negativity
glowered glared
demure modest
rebuke chastise
tenacious adament
interminable endless
perfidy faithlessness
supplant to take the place of
irresolute unable to decide
austere plain
lucid clear
tenacious adament
acrimonious bitter in temper or tone
bovine sluggish
redoubtable fearsome
torpid sluggish
consternation confusion
debase degrade
gauntlet dare
desecrate treat irrelevently
impugn attack as false
intemperate excessive
reprove find fault with; scold
fervor passion
static still
sauntered strolled
abominable hideous
succulent juicy
torrid hot
assimilating digesting
speculate guess
ambuse surpise attack
luminous glowing
truculent wicked
myopia shortsightedness
multitudinous countless
wary cautious
pinnacle summit
acrid bitter tasting
cordon chain or rope barrier
savoring enjoying
faltered hesitated
unquenchable not satisfied
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