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Exploring Vocabulary: Pious, Subsidiary, Aptitude, Ambiguous, and Denounce

This lesson delves into five key vocabulary words: pious, subsidiary, aptitude, ambiguous, and denounce. Each word's part of speech, definition, and usage in a sample sentence are provided. Students will engage in collaborative activities, including rewriting sentences, crafting their own examples, and illustrating each word. The lesson aims to enhance understanding and application of these terms, enriching students' vocabulary and comprehension skills.

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Exploring Vocabulary: Pious, Subsidiary, Aptitude, Ambiguous, and Denounce

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  1. Vocabulary # 4 10/10/2011

  2. Pious • Part of Speech: Adjective • Definition: Characterized by a strong concern with religious devotion. • Sample Sentence: (DON’T WRITE) Mr. Hale thinks John Proctor is not a pious person when he is not able to recite the ten commandments.

  3. With your partner My __________ grandmother attends church________ times a week, and _________before every meal.

  4. On your own • Now, write a sample sentence of your own using “pious”. Be prepared to share with the class. • Now, draw a picture to represent the word.

  5. Subsidiary • Part of Speech: Adjective • Definition: Something of secondary importance that adds support. • Sample Sentence: Mary Warren’s accusations were subsidiaryto Abigail’s.

  6. With your partner • Many _________________ accusations occurred after ____________ started the hysteria.

  7. On your own • Write a sample sentence using subsidiary or subsidiaries(n). • Draw a picture to represent the word.

  8. Aptitude • Part of Speech: Noun • Definition: Capability. Innate or acquired capacity for something. • Sample Sentence: When Sue scored an 1800 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, it was clear she was ready for college.

  9. With a partner • The professional baseball players son had an _______________ for ___________.

  10. On your own • Create a sample sentence using aptitude. • Draw a picture to represent the word. Maybe it has to do with your sample sentence.

  11. Ambiguous • Part of Speech: Adjective • Definition: Having several possible meanings or interpretations. • Sample Sentence: Elizabeth Proctor tries to protect her husband by answering Danforth’s questions ambiguously.

  12. With a partner • The test question was so __________ that it was____________ to choose the correct answer.

  13. On your own • Create a sample sentence using ambiguous, ambiguity(n), ambiguously (adv), ambiguousness(n). • Draw a picture to represent the word.

  14. Denounce • Part of Speech: Verb • Definition: To express an unfavorable opinion of someone/something publicly. • Sample Sentence: Mr. hale denounced the court because he did not agree with the judges jailing John Proctor.

  15. With your partner • At the pep rally the ___________denounced the ___________.

  16. On your own • Write a sample sentence using denounce or denounced. Create a picture to represent the word.

  17. ambi, amphi • Definition: both, on both sides • Ambivalence • Ambidextrous • Ambiguous

  18. Caust/Caut • Definition: to burn • Cauterize • Caustic • Holocaust

  19. Cede • Definition: Go/Yield • Recede • Exceed • Proceed

  20. Col • Definition: together • Collaborate • Collision • Collection

  21. don • Definition: to give • Donate • Pardon • Donor

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