ENGLISH II – Week 1
Lorentzen
Mon 11/3
Tue 11/4
Wed 11/5
Thur 11/6
Fri 11/7
F-451 Part II Vocabulary
Reading vs. Understanding
Sieve and The Sand Symbol
Writing Topics
Faber Character Study
Writing Topics
Non-Fiction Article
Writing Topics
F – 451 Assessment 2
Film Study
Fall 2014
Vocabulary Bonus Sentences
Grammar HW Due Friday
Grammar HW Due Friday
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ENGLISH II – Week 1
Lorentzen
Mon 11/3
Tue 11/4
Wed 11/5
Thur 11/6
Fri 11/7
F-451 Part II Vocabulary
Reading vs. Understanding
Sieve and The Sand Symbol
Writing Topics
Faber Character Study
Writing Topics
Non-Fiction Article
Writing Topics
F – 451 Assessment 2
Film Study
Fall 2014
Vocabulary Bonus Sentences
Grammar HW Due Friday
Grammar HW Due Friday
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SAT Vocabulary
In class we will record an original sentence for each word. In addition, you may record the sentence(s) where each
word is used in Fahrenheit 451 and submit that sheet for a bonus on Friday’s assessment.
1. Cadence (n. ) – rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds
2. Intuitively (adv. ) – known or perceived by intuition or instinctive feeling
3. Insidious (adj. ) – treacherous; harmful but enticing or seductive
4. Contemptible (adj. ) – arousing or deserving of one’s loathing and disgust
5. Ruinous (adj. ) – causing or tending to cause ruin or destruction
6. Rebut (v.) – to claim or to prove that evidence or an accusation are false
7. Parried (v. past tense…) – to ward off, especially with a countermove
SAT Vocabulary
In class we will record an original sentence for each word. In addition, you may record the sentence(s) where each
word is used in Fahrenheit 451 and submit that sheet for a bonus on Friday’s assessment.
1. Cadence (n. ) – rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds
2. Intuitively (adv. ) – known or perceived by intuition or instinctive feeling
3. Insidious (adj. ) – treacherous; harmful but enticing or seductive
4. Contemptible (adj. ) – arousing or deserving of one’s loathing and disgust
5. Ruinous (adj. ) – causing or tending to cause ruin or destruction
6. Rebut (v.) – to claim or to prove that evidence or an accusation are false
7. Parried (v.) – to ward off, especially with a countermove