Vocabulary #7
Period 2
World Lit
Vocabulary #7
Balzac and...
100

carefree and lighthearted

blithe
100

went to Paris and stood next to Gilgamesh

Austin

100

chopped down by Gilgamesh and Enkidu

Cedar Forest

100

associated with letters

epistolary

100

historical setting for Dai Sijie's novel

Cultural Revolution in China

200

examples: learning cottage > trailer

learning opportunity > test

euphemism

200

often the voice of Colonel Pickering

Roman

200

raised white-haired Zal

Simorgh

200

to show clearly

to evince
200

drank buffalo blood (unfortunately)

Four-Eyes

300

not tiring or relenting

indefatigable

300

bringer of tasty treats 

Jessica

300

wife and mother of the King of Thebes

Iocaste

300

impossible to stop; inevitable

inexorable

300

where the narrator copied passages from Balzac

inside his sheepskin coat

400

dismal or gloomy to the nth degree

lugubrious

400
Told an African tale in a non-computer way

Grace

400

sentenced to travelling the world and telling his tale

Ancient Mariner

400

inspiring awe; super impressive

sublime

400

items the boys brought with them from Chengdu

violin and alarm clock

500

to bring about, cause, make happen

to effect

500
Definitely not the first ones to class but almost always on time!

Olivia and Luv

500

discovered that Gregor had passed away by poking at him

the cleaner or charwoman 

500

refusing to moderate a position; uncompromising

intransigent

500

sailor tops, sailor bottoms, anchors

how listening to The Count of Monte Cristo affected the tailor