Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Study Guide

Study.
1. Poetry, devices, form.
2. Journals, arguments.
3. Vocabulary

1. Poetry

Forms:
    Haiku
                Limerick
                Free Verse
                Ballad
                Concrete
                Lyric – sonnet, elegy, ode, villanelle
                Couplet

                Narrative

Devices:
Rhymes: slant; masculine; feminine; end; Simile; Metaphor; Personification; Symbolism; Imagery; Onomatopoeia; Alliteration; Assonance; Consonance; Allusion; Metonymy; Synecdoche; Hyperbole; Oxymoron; Allegory; Paradox; Understatement; Litotes; Irony; Caesura, Pun, Denotation, Connotation. 

2. Journals
Know the arguments and understand how LOVE can relate to/be used in each of these situations.

Sterling "...has it all", Del Villar II "Black People are Cowards", Adrienne "Christina Falling".

3. Vocabulary

Unit 14
beatific, behemoth, blandishment, cacophonous, chicanery, consign, coup, euphemism, febrile, gainsay.
imminent, innate, loath, manifest, minutiae, moratorium, nostrum, pariah, visionary, wizened.
Unit 13
abstruse, affront, canard, captious, cognizant, contrite, cynosure, decorous, deign, desiccated
efficacy, engender, ethereal, facade, ghoulish, incongruous, machination, mesmerize, opprobrium, putative
Unit 12
aesthetic, defunct, discomfit, espouse, fetish, gregarious, hapless, impeccable, importune, interpolate.
irreparable, laconic, languish, mendacious, nadir, omnipresent, perfunctory, plaintive, requite, tantamount.
Unit 11
abrogate, ambient, asperity, burnish, cabal, delectable, deprecate, detritus, ebullient, eclectic.
flaccid, impecunious, inexorable, moribund, necromancer, onerous, rife, rudiments, sequester, winnow.
Unit 10
Askance, attenuate, benign, cavil, charlatan, decimate, foible, forgo, fraught, inure.
luminous, obsequious, obtuse, oscillate, penitent, peremptory, rebuff, reconnoiter, shambles, sporadic.
Unit 9
Acclamation, bucolic, calumniate, chary, collusion, dilettante, imperturbable, increment, mandate, paltry

paroxysm, pedantry, peregrination, redolent, refulgent, shibboleth, tyro, unremitting, vacillate, vituperative

Friday, May 23, 2014

Unit 14 Vocabulary: #1-10 due Tuesday, May 27; #11-20 due Thursday, May 29. Vocabulary Quiz Tuesday, June 3.

#1-10

beatific, behemoth, blandishment, cacophonous, chicanery, consign, coup, euphemism, febrile, gainsay.

#11-20

imminent, innate, loath, manifest, minutiae, moratorium, nostrum, pariah, visionary, wizened.

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

SENIORS!!! Do not forget to turn in your blog #1 pt 2 tomorrow.

Mr. Loffler needs to meet with you guys 2nd period on FRIDAY to work on yearbook stuff. He says, "your yearbook page is due May 28th." THUS, tomorrow we will have REGULAR M, W, F ENGLISH CLASS DURING 3rd period. And English class (as usual) 8th period.



Monday, May 12, 2014

Journal due Monday, May 19.

Journal: Does Del Villar II provide a reasonable critique of the situation?  How should the basketball players have responded?  How does what happened in the story relate to the following Biblical passage?

Matthew 7:1-5

New International Version (NIV)


Judging Others


7 “Do not judge, or you too will be judged. 2 For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

3 “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? 4 How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?5 You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.  


Minimum of 1 page and  4 vocabulary words.