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UNIT 11 VOCABULARY

This lesson delves into vocabulary related to bending, breaking, and twisting concepts. Key terms include reflect, inflexible, fracture, fragile, infraction, contort, distort, and intractable. Understand how "reflect" can indicate self-control, or how "inflexible" describes something that cannot change easily. Learn about "fracture" as it relates to breaking and how a "fragile" relationship can easily be damaged. This vocabulary exploration will enhance language skills through engaging definitions and real-world examples.

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UNIT 11 VOCABULARY

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  1. UNIT 11 VOCABULARY Theme – Twist and Turn

  2. Flex/ flect – Bend Fract – break

  3. Tort – twist Tract – pull, drag

  4. REFLECT (v.) • Bonnie’s disruptive outbursts during class reflect her lack of self-control.

  5. REFLECT • to express or • be an indicator of something

  6. INFLEXIBLE (adj.)

  7. INFLEXIBLE • Unbending, difficult or impossible to change

  8. FRACTURE (v.)

  9. FRACTURE • the act of breaking something, especially a bone

  10. FRAGILE (adj.) If you share a friend’s secret, you will quickly learn how fragile relationships can be.

  11. FRAGILE (adj.) easily broken, physically weak

  12. INFRACTION (n.) • Although chewing gum is considered by many to be a minor infraction, it creates many unnecessary problems for our custodial staff.

  13. INFRACTION (n.) • Failure to obey or fulfill a law, rule, or contract

  14. CONTORT (v.)

  15. CONTORT • To twist out of natural shape, to make unrecognizable

  16. DISTORT (v.) • Amy is jealous of Brenda so she spread an extremely distorted story about what happened at the dance.

  17. DISTORT (v.) • To alter, to give an inaccurate report

  18. INTRACTABLE (adj.)

  19. INTRACTABLE (adj.) • Strong willed and difficult to control

  20. CONTRACT (n.)

  21. CONTRACT (v.)

  22. CONTRACT • (n.) formal agreement • (v.) to tighten or draw together

  23. EXTRACT (v.)

  24. EXTRACT (v.) • to pull something out, to obtain something from a source

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