Literary Terms
What is the repeated consonant sound in words near each other?
What does the latin root "ad" mean?
In addition to
The protagonist's ennui was palpable as his mind wandered in math class. Try as he might, the equations did not excited him and seemed frivolous
Define ennui
a feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.
Boredom
Define Express
to make your opinion or feelings known
What year was Worcester Tech founded (under its current name)?
2006
Words that are sounds
Onomatopoeia
What does the latin root "amor" mean?
to love, or love
Despite the vicissitudes of life, her equanimity remained unwavering, a testament to her inner strength and resilience.
Define vicissitudes
a change of circumstances or fortune, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant.
Bad things, troubles
Define Criticize
to describe the positive and negative aspects
How many shops do we have?
22
What does the latin root "aesthet-" mean?
perception, sensation, or feeling
The cacophony of honking horns and bustling crowds in the metropolis created a jarring juxtaposition against the serenity of the countryside.
Define cacophony
Lots of noises
Define Generalize
to summarize without going into details
What was Worcester Technical High School originally called (from 1909-1975)?
Worcester Boys' Trade High School
A combination of two words that seem to contradict each other
Oxymoron
What does the latin root "brevi" mean?
brief, short
The confluence of art and technology in the interactive exhibit captivated visitors, offering a glimpse into the future of immersive experiences.
Define confluence
an act or process of merging.
Two or more things coming together
Define Illustrate
to give examples
What was Worcester Tech's original mascot before the eagles?
Bulldogs
A contrast from what is expected and what really happens, usually used to emphasize a point
What does the latin root "ceter" mean?
Other
His penchant for meticulous planning and attention to detail ensured the flawless execution of the project, earning him accolades from his peers.
Define penchant AND accolades
Penchant: a strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do something. Tendency
Accolades: an award or privilege granted as a special honor or as an acknowledgment of merit; compliments
Define Trace
to list chronologically
Who was the famous commencement speaker at the 2014 graduation?
President Barack Obama