'Supercilious' diaporamas de présentation

Vocabulary One

Vocabulary One. Sat Word Game. Acrid (adj). Unpleasantly pungent or sharp in taste or odor; sharp in speech. Acute (adj). Very sharp, severe, or serious, as pain; sharp or keen of mind; sensitive. Acuity (n). Keenness of perception. Affluent (adj). To flow in abundance; wealthy.

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The Namesake Vocab

The Namesake Vocab . Chapters 4-8 *put in book (chapters 7-8). Supercilious. Arrogant Full of himself . Sabbatical. A period of rest. Gouged. A groove or hole. Disconcerted. disturbed. Cumbersome. Burdensome troublesome. Diminutive. Small tiny. Benign. expression of kindness

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Group 4A

Group 4A. Affiliated : (adj, part.) associated, connected Ex: affiliated with a well-known law firm Ascertain : (v) to find out Ex: ascertain what the cost will be Attainment : (n) an accomplishment; the act of achieving Ex: a man of high literary attainment

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Vocabulary Lesson Fifteen

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The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby. Vocabulary Unit 2. Complacent. Adjective Pleased and self-satisfied; often without awareness or potential danger or defect. Corpulent. Adjective Large or bulky of body; fat. Impetuous. Adjective Characterized by sudden or rash action or emotion; impulsive. Incredulous.

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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Vocab List #8 : The Great Gatsby

Vocab List #8 : The Great Gatsby. 1. Feign (v)- to make believe; pretend 2. Supercilious ( adj )- arrogant; smug 3 . Complacent ( adj )- smug or comfortable, without awareness of some potential danger or defect 4. Intimation (n)- subtle suggestion; hint

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SAT List #23 Space out: 5 on front, 5 on back.

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