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Week 2 |
Classwork and Homework |
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Monday Sept 7th |
□1. vocab 1-12 x4 □2. def. 1-12 x1 □3. Sentences x4 using 2 vocab word. Vocab 1-24, story, com book |
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Tuesday Sept 8th |
□1. Shared WS Story, Practice Book |
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Wednesday Sept 9th |
□1. G4i1 WS Story, Practice
Book |
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Thursday Sept
10th |
□1. □1. vocab 13-24 x4 □2. def. 13-24 x1 □3. Sentences x4 using 2 vocab word. Story, Practice Book, Unit Test |
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Friday Sept 11th |
□1. Writing Writing assignment, Unit Test |
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Week 2 – Below Deck: A Titanic Story
My View Weekly Vocabulary 本週單字進度表
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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1 |
iceberg |
n. |
冰山 |
13 |
steer |
v. |
駕駛; 掌舵 |
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2 |
eerie |
adj. |
陰森的
; 怪異的 |
14 |
steward |
n. |
船員; 服務生 |
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3 |
terrified |
adj. |
極度恐懼的 |
15 |
uniform |
n. |
制服 |
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4 |
desperately |
adv. |
拼命地 |
16 |
steep |
adj. |
陡峭的 |
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5 |
tailored |
adj. |
量身定制的 |
17 |
scuff |
v. |
磨損 |
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6 |
fortune |
n. |
巨款; 財富 |
18 |
sink |
v. |
沉沒 |
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7 |
chaos |
n. |
混亂 |
19 |
rescue |
v. |
救援 |
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8 |
jostle |
v. |
推擠 |
20 |
recognize |
v. |
認出 |
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9 |
tilt |
v. |
傾斜 |
21 |
Atlantic |
prop. n. |
大西洋 |
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10 |
bob |
v. |
上下起伏 |
22 |
panic |
v. |
恐慌 |
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11 |
exhausted |
adj. |
筋疲力竭的; 疲憊不堪的 |
23 |
sob |
v. |
嗚咽; 啜泣 |
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12 |
flicker |
v. |
閃爍 |
24 |
struggle |
v. |
掙扎 |
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Weekly Sentences |
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1.
The ship began to tilt
and sink into the Atlantic Ocean as passengers panicked. |
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2.
The terrified
passengers jostle to reach
the lifeboats in chaos —
some sob while others struggle to breathe. |
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3.
The exhausted crew in
their uniform tried to steer the ship, but the iceberg caused eerie flickering lights. |
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4.
The steward wore a tailored uniform and had earned a small fortune, but the steep
deck was scuffed and
dangerous. |
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Week 2 – Below Deck: A Titanic Story
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1 |
iceberg |
(n.):
a large mass of ice floating in the sea |
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2 |
eerie |
(adj.):
strange, frightening, and unsettling |
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3 |
terrified |
(adj.):
extremely afraid |
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4 |
desperately |
(adv.): in a way that shows you are
willing to do anything to change a bad situation |
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5 |
tailored |
(adj.):
made to fit a particular person |
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6 |
fortune |
(n.):
a large amount of money |
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7 |
chaos |
(n.):
a situation in which everything is in disorder |
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8 |
jostle |
(v.):
to push roughly against someone in a crowd |
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9 |
tilt |
(v.):
to lean or slope to one side |
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10 |
bob |
(v.):
to move quickly up and down |
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11 |
exhausted |
(adj.):
very tired |
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12 |
flicker |
(v.):
to burn or shine unsteadily |
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13 |
steer |
(v.):
to control the direction of a vehicle |
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14 |
steward |
(n.):
a person who provides services on a ship or aircraft |
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15 |
uniform |
(n.):
the special clothes worn by members of the same group or a school |
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16 |
steep |
(adj.):
rising or falling sharply |
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17 |
scuff |
(v.):
to make a mark on shoes or the floor by scraping |
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18 |
sink |
(v.):
to go down below the surface of water |
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19 |
rescue |
(v.):
to save someone from danger |
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20 |
recognize |
(v.):
to know who someone is or what something is |
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21 |
Atlantic |
(prop.
n.): the ocean between Europe and America |
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22 |
panic |
(v.):
to feel sudden fear that stops you thinking clearly |
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23 |
sob |
(v.):
to cry noisily |
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24 |
struggle |
(v.):
to fight against someone or something |
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