IEW Vocab
A person who fought against slavery
Abolitionist
Very happy
Delighted/Excited/Thrilled
Where was Madame Marie Curie born?
Warsaw, Poland
______ and ______ in upper left-hand corner
Name & date
Name three source texts read in IEW.
Maori, Cherokee, San People, Fredrick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Maui and the Giant Fish, The King and the Ant, Genghis Khan and the Hawk, Marie Curie, Madam C.J. Walker, Jackie Robinson, Neil Armstrong, Sally Ride
Above, over, or in excess
Hyper
Very long
Extensive
_________________ became the first black man to play major league baseball in the United States.
Jackie Robinson
____ - ____ sentences repeat or reflect 2-3 key words
Topic-clincher
Name the three source texts read in Unit 1
Maori, Cherokee, San People
Native; people who are the original known inhabitants of a region
Indigenous
Very beautiful
Gorgeous
Sally Ride went into space on the _______ flight of the Challenger space shuttle and on the _______ Challenger mission in 1984.
seventh & thirteenth
The www.asia clause is an adverb clause which begins with one of these words:
When, while, where, as, since, if, although
(Name three out of the four)Public Speaking follows this pattern:
Read. Think. Look Up. Speak.
A wealthy person who gives money and time to help make life better for other people
Philanthropist
Very clean
Spotless
What does SCUBA stand for?
Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
Mechanics (4):
Capitalization
End marks and punctuation
Complete sentences
Correct spelling
Name three Student Binder tabs
Source Texts, Model Charts and Outlines, Work in Progress, Finished Compositions, Documentation, Punctuation and Usage, Banned Words, Stylistic Techniques
A magnificent work of art or literature; the single work of an artist
Magnum Opus
Very upset
Distraught
What does NASA stand for?
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Name the six dress-ups used in Unit 4.
Unit 3:Story Sequence Chart
In a 3-paragraph summary each paragraph has a distinct purpose. Name the three focuses.
I. Characters/Setting
II. Conflict/Problem
III. Climax/Resolution