Affect
1. Doing drugs can have positive and negative affects for different people.
2. Using computers every day at schools affects our knowledge on how to use them.
Maintain
1. In order to maintain a steady job you must always be on time, do what is told, and never go against the rules and regulations.
2. The teachers have to maintain order when the students are being to loud or violent.
Text
1. Our Language Arts texts are somewhat worn out and have ripped pieces of paper.
2. The text of the Declaration of Independence was mostly signed to benifit the rich people instead of everyone.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Week 2 Vocabulary Definitons & Examples
1) Affect (verb, noun) - The weather can affect your mood for the day.
Definition:Have an effect on; make a difference to:
2) Maintain (verb, noun) - Zoo keepers do their best to maintain the natural habitat of the animals.
Definition:Keep (something) at the same level or rate
3) Text (verb, noun) - The text about World War I is confusing; but the text on the human body is very intriguing.
Definition:A book or other written or printed work, regarded in terms of its content rather than its physical form
Definition:Have an effect on; make a difference to:
2) Maintain (verb, noun) - Zoo keepers do their best to maintain the natural habitat of the animals.
Definition:Keep (something) at the same level or rate
3) Text (verb, noun) - The text about World War I is confusing; but the text on the human body is very intriguing.
Definition:A book or other written or printed work, regarded in terms of its content rather than its physical form
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Week 1 Vocabulary Paragraph
My dream is to become a "Chemist". When i become a Chemist I will be able to make medicine that will help people, cure diseases, and even incease the life expectancy. In order to create medicines to achieve my goal I will need to analyze many chemicals and cells. I will also have to examine many books and research papers to increase my knowledge of chemicals and cells to see what i can add to the chemicals they have made and create a new medicine that will help me achieve my goal. After having a lab and messing with chemicals to create many medicines the people of the world would derive longer life and cures for their diseases and hopefully be known as an important person in history.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Week 1 Vocab Sentences
Examine
1. When you go to the doctor for a check up they have to examine you weight and height.
2. At school we always have to examine our sentences before we turn it in to make sure its writen or typed correctly.
Analyze
1. When we are in school we have to analyze the book that are given to find out the answers to questions.
2. If you want to become like the people from CSI, you must always analyze every piece of evidence.
Derive
1. We derive knowledge that will help us in the future at school.
2. Many people derive the money they get from their hardworking jobs.
1. When you go to the doctor for a check up they have to examine you weight and height.
2. At school we always have to examine our sentences before we turn it in to make sure its writen or typed correctly.
Analyze
1. When we are in school we have to analyze the book that are given to find out the answers to questions.
2. If you want to become like the people from CSI, you must always analyze every piece of evidence.
Derive
1. We derive knowledge that will help us in the future at school.
2. Many people derive the money they get from their hardworking jobs.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Week 1 Synonyms and Picture and Sentence
1. Examine (v, n) -
Synonyms - Look at, check, consider.
Word forms - examines, examined, examining.
The blue dude is examining the papers with a magnifying glass.
2. Analyze (n,v)
Synonyms -Examine, Study, Investigate
Word forms - Analyzes, Analyzed, Analyzing
He is analyzing the floor.
3. Derive (n,v)
Synonyms - Gain, Obtain, Recieve
Word forms -Derives, Derived, Deriving
The child had to derive his food from the floor because he poor and has no bowls, plates, or anything to eat off of.This is sad. The government is the reason for this. If they werent so greedy with money they could use their millions of dollars they dont even use to help children that really need it so they wont have to die.
Synonyms - Look at, check, consider.
Word forms - examines, examined, examining.
The blue dude is examining the papers with a magnifying glass.
2. Analyze (n,v)
Synonyms -Examine, Study, Investigate
Word forms - Analyzes, Analyzed, Analyzing
He is analyzing the floor.
3. Derive (n,v)
Synonyms - Gain, Obtain, Recieve
Word forms -Derives, Derived, Deriving
The child had to derive his food from the floor because he poor and has no bowls, plates, or anything to eat off of.This is sad. The government is the reason for this. If they werent so greedy with money they could use their millions of dollars they dont even use to help children that really need it so they wont have to die.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Quarter 1, Week 1 Vocabulary Definitons & Examples
1. Examine (v, n) - Example: In biology class students examine the growth of bacteria.
Defintion:Inspect (someone or something) in detail to determine their nature or condition; investigate thoroughly.
2. Analyze (n,v)- Example: In science class we will analyze the effects of cigarette smoke on your lungs.
Definition:Examine methodically and in detail the constitution or structure of (something, esp. information), typically for purposes of explanation and interpretation
3. Derive (n,v) -
Example: I derived an appreciation greek literature after learning more about it.
Definition: Obtain something from (a specified source).
Defintion:Inspect (someone or something) in detail to determine their nature or condition; investigate thoroughly.
2. Analyze (n,v)- Example: In science class we will analyze the effects of cigarette smoke on your lungs.
Definition:Examine methodically and in detail the constitution or structure of (something, esp. information), typically for purposes of explanation and interpretation
3. Derive (n,v) -
Example: I derived an appreciation greek literature after learning more about it.
Definition: Obtain something from (a specified source).
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Week 8 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences
Impose - compel, order, force, require
The Soldiers imposed the men to sit down.
Integrate - combine, add, incorporate, join
The puzzle piece is intergating with the other pieces.
Predict - forecast, forsee, prophesy
Shows the girl tryng to predict.
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