Spelling List: Week 3 Term 4

1. boundary
2. bracelet
3. brackets
4. brilliant
5. broccoli
6. browse
7. cafeteria
8. calendar
9. calories
10. campaign
11. cancellation
12. capital
13. carelessness
14. carpenter
15. cashier
16. catalogue
17. celebrated
18. challenge
19. character
20. chef

DEFINITION:
1. . -boundary-
2. . -bracelet-
3. . -brackets-
4. . -brilliant-
5. . -broccoli-
6. . -browse-
7. . -cafeteria-
8. . -calender-
9. . -calories-
10. . -campaign-
11. . -cancellation-
12. . -capital-
13. . -carelessness-
14. . -carpenter-
15. . -cashier-
16. . -catalogue-
17. . -celebrated-
18. . -challenge-
19. . -character-
20. . -chef-

SENTENCES:
1. boundary.
2. bracelets.
3. brackets.
4. brilliant.
5. broccoli.
6. browse.
7. cafeteria.
8. calender.
9. calories.
10. campaign.
11. cancellation.
12. capital.
13. carelessness.
14. carpenter.
15. cashier.
16. catalogue.
17. celebrated.
18. challenge.
19. character.
20. chef.

Below are 14 "who am I?" questions that give you a clue about a character from Shakespeare's play, Much Ado About Nothing. You need to copy and paste the statements into blog and under each one name the character it refers to. You can start this task now, but, you will not be able to finish it until we have finished watching the film.

1. I am brave in battle and I have declared that I will never marry. Who am I?
Benedict
2. I am wicked and illegitimate. Who am I?
Don John
3. Borachio wants to call me Hero, to fool Don Pedro and Claudio. Who am I?
Margret
4. I am a young Lord from Florence and I fall in love with Hero. Who am I?
Claudio
5. Leonato is my brother. Who am I?
Conrade
6. I am a constable and I have trouble with my words. Who am I?
Dogberry
7. Hero is my daughter and Beatrice is my neice. Who am I?
Leonato
8. I upset the constable dreadfully when I called him an ass. Who am I?
Conrade
9. I say I hate Benedict, but, I really love him. Who am I?
Beatrice
10. I am the Prince of Arragon and I have defeated my brother in battle. Who am I?
Don Pedro
11. I am a priest and I helped Hero regain her reputation. Who am I?
Friar Francis
12. I am Don John's nasty sidekick. Who am I?
Conrade and Borachio
13. I am in love with Claudio. Who am I?
Hero
14. I reveal that Hero is dead and Don John has escaped. Who am I?
Benedict

Spelling List: Week 1 Term 4

1.abandon
2.absorb
3.abuse
4.accent
5.accident
6.accompanied
7.accomplishment
8.accurate
9.acquaint
10.acquire
11.acres
12.activities
13.acute
14.adapt
15.adaptation
16.adequate
17.adjustment
18.administer
19.admiration
20.admit

DEFINITION:
1. To leave completely and finally; forsake utterly; desert. -abandon-
2. To suck up or drink in (a liquid); soak up. -absorb-
3. To use wrongly or improperly; misuse. -abuse-
4. Prominence of a syllable in terms of differential loudness, or of pitch, or length, or of a combination of these. -accent-
5. An undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishap. -accident-
6. To go along or in company with; join in action. -accompanied-
7. An act or instance of carrying into effect; fulfillment. -accomplishment-
8. Free from error or defect; consistent with a standard, rule, or model; precise; exact. -accurate-
9. To make more or less familiar, aware, or conversant (usually fol. by with). -acquaint-
10. To come into possession or ownership of; get as one's own. -acquire-
11. A common variable unit of land measure, now equal in the U.S. and Great Britain to 43,560 square feet or 1/640 square mile (4047 square meters). -acres-
12. The state or quality of being active. -activities-
13. Sharp or severe in effect; intense. -acute-
14. To make suitable to requirements or conditions; adjust or modify fittingly. -adapt-
15. The act of adapting. -adaptation-
16. As much or as good as necessary for some requirement or purpose; fully sufficient, suitable, or fit. -adequate-
17. The act of adjusting; adaptation to a particular condition, position, or purpose. -adjustment-
18. To manage (affairs, a government, etc.); have executive charge of. -administer-
19. A feeling of wonder, pleasure, or approval. -admiration-
20. To allow to enter; grant or afford entrance to. -admit-

SENTENCES:
1. I have abandoned my new car and brought a new one.
2. Plants can absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
3. He finished his presentation on 'drug abuse'.
4. An Asian girl talked to me with her Chinese accent.
5. A horrible car accident had destroyed her life.
6. The pianist accompanied as the singer sang.
7. This painting is the greatest artistic accomplishment on the world.
8. He has wrote down the accurate answer of this question.
9. Please acquaint him with my arrival.
10. He have acquire the success after working hard for 25 years.
11. This family own 500 acres of the land.
12. She always join different sport activities to keep herself fit and to lose weight.
13. Her acute infective conjunctivitis was cured after some treatment.
14. She had adapted her new job quickly after a few days.
15. I am lack of the ability of adaptation to new environment.
16. He was finding a job that applies him the adequate remuneration to supply his life expenses.
17. The adjustment he had changed on the program was appropriate.
18. This old couple have administer their large pension fund.
19. I feel admiration for his knowledge and courage.
20. He just don't admit his fault although someone pointed out.