Award Show and Test Vocab

 

Words to review tonight:

*abroad, living overseas, perspective, absurd, bizarre, eccentric, go through a difficult time, empathy, eventually, homesick, odd

Randomly: done without planning

I chose a student randomly to teach my class. 

Shocking: very surprising

Countless: so many

I have taught countless people English.

Anonymously: you do it without putting your name (it’s unknown who did it)

Preserve: keep in original condition

We want to preserve this building.

Obviously: it’s so clear.

You obviously hate your job!

Creativity: ability to make new things

*You are a creative person.  You have a lot of creativity. 

The remains: all that is left of something

Heroism: an action that requires bravery

I admire you for your heroism.  You are a hero.  You are heroic.  You have a lot of heroism. 

To play out: to see how it will conclude

*The students struggled on the first exam, but that doesn’t mean they will fail.  Let’s see how the rest of the term plays out.

 

1.           Shocking

2.           Heroism

3.           Preserves

4.           Randomly

5.           Plays out

6.           Creativity

7.           Obviously

8.           Countless

9.           Anonymously

10.       Remains

 

 

 

 

Present Awards for:

*Creativity

*Heroism

*shocking   

 

The award for creativity goes to Picasso for making beautiful paintings.

 

The award for shocking goes to Trump for some of his actions/things he says. 

 

The award for heroism goes to Nate for teaching us every day.

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