Week 6 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

Verify - check, confirm, prove

This person had to verify if they wanted to really delete Ice Water.
Sequence - succession, chain

These movement and stunts were done in sequence.

Simplify - make simpler, make things easier, shorten

This equation was simplified.

Week 6 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

Verify - Whenever you are absent, Julianna calls your mommies and daddies to verify your absence and make sure you are actually sick and not just skipping school!
Definition:Make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true, accurate, or justified.
Sequence - Your personal narratives should follow a logical sequence of your story - the "before" you, the story that changed you, and the "after" version of you.
Definition:A particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other.
Simplify - You should try to simplify your life by simply listening to your teacher sometimes!
Definition:Make (something) simpler or easier to do or understand

Week 5 Vocabulary Paragraph

Many people love art. They may love it because it entertaines them, makes them happy, sad, excited or  help them with problem just from looking at it. The most valuabe drawings or arts are estimated about one million dollars or more. One of the most valuabe drawings are illustrated by Vincent Van Gogh. Many of his pictures have made a positive effect on people that made them happy just from seeing it and/or just having it decorated in their house to show that they are superior or rich.

Week 5 Vocabulary Sentences

Positive
1. If you have a positive attitude towards things it may help you in life to over come things.
2. In order to be an architect you have a have a positive or constructive mind to make blueprints for buildings.

Illustrate
1. If my teacher would illustrate the geomtry lessons i am doing, it would help me significly.
2. One of the greatest drawing in the world are illustrated by Vincent Van Gogh.

Estimate
1. In order to have a rich lifestyle you or your family must make atleast an estimate of one hundred thousand dollars a year.
2. I would finish my elective in an estimate of 100 days if i continue to belazy.
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Week 5 Vocabulary Definitons and Examples

a. Illustrate - She illustrated a children's book about the effects of smoking on your lungs.
Definition:Explain or make (something) clear by using examples, charts, pictures, etc:
b. Estimate - I had to get an estimate of how much it was going to cost me to fix my car before I had the work done.
Definition:An approximate calculation or judgment of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something
c. Positive - I am determined to have a positive attitude today - so don't make me mad! :)
Definition:A good, affirmative, or constructive quality or attribute

a. Positive - optimistic, constructive, affirmative

The thumbs up represents that something is positive or right.

b. Illustrate - demonstrate, show, exemplify

This person is demostrating how to draw a monster.

c. Estimate - approximation, guess, calculation

This shows all the money calculated together to show how much money the company is getting.

Week 6 Grades

Language Arts
- What is your grade? Find the percentage.
A+, 97%
- How many MISSING assignments do you have?
0
- Are you satisfied with this grade? Why or why not?
yes because its a passing grade and a high grade
- What are you going to do to improve these grades?
keep doing the same thing and do all my assignments

Math Lab
- What is your grade? Find the percentage.
D, 61%
- How many MISSING assignments do you have?
3
- Are you satisfied with this grade? Why or why not?
no because tis a low grade
- What are you going to do to improve these grades?
i will make up missing assignments

Geomtry
- What is your grade? Find the percentage.
A+ 100%
- How many MISSING assignments do you have?
0
- Are you satisfied with this grade? Why or why not?
yes
- What are you going to do to improve these grades?
keep doing my work

Week 4 Vocabulary Paragraph

Many people work in construction because they enjoy hard labor or thats the only thing they can get a job in. In order for construction workers to start a porject, hey must first identify how much space they may need and  the soil where they are going to construct is good to construct buildings or whatever project they are planning to build. Though many people think that constructon isnt really that important in daily life, it is actually a very significant job. If we did not have people in construction we may not have all the building we have today.

Week 4 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

1) Identify - Recognize, spot, name

The people in the middle are identified as the target using the red circles.
2) Construct - Make, build, create

This is the begining stage when people are constructing a building.
3) Significant - Important, major, noteworthy

Recieving a high school diploma is a very significant event in everyones life who recieves it.

Week 3 Vocabulary Definitons & Examples

a. Identify - The biology class had identify different body systems that make up
- Establish or indicate who or what (someone or something) is
b. Construct - Children like to construct tall building with their building blocks.
-Build or erect (something, typically a building, road, or machine).
c. Significant - Going to college is a significant accomplishment.
- Sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention

Week 3 Vocab Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

1) Appropriate - Correct, proper, well-timed

This is the appropriate position to sit on a chair.

2) Consist - Contain, include

The human body consists of these bones shown above in the skeleton figure.

3) Focus - Concentrate, target, devote

The women is focusing what is between her two hands.

Week 3 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

1) Appropriate (adj) - It is not appropriate to use your cell phone during class.
Definition: Suitable or proper in the circumstances
2) Focus (verb) - Students need to focus on their teacher's lesson if they want to pass their classes.
Definition:Adapt to the prevailing level of light and become able to see clearly
3) Consist (verb) - A great meal consists of salmon, mashed potatoes, and asparagus.
Definition:Be composed or made up of.