Friday, October 19, 2007
10/19/07
JOURNLIZE- WRITE AFTER WORD QUIZ-SAME POST
TOP STORY-WHAT 2 THINGS CAN WE DO TO HELP PREVENT THE "KILLER MRSR" INFECTION?
keep school clean and have every one clean thera hands
Did you know about this top story before watching the video?
no I dirent know nothing abaut it.
After watching
this video what are you going to do differently?
Im going to clean my hands more oftan and dont come to shool if Im sick.
What to do you think about
the "KILLER MRSR" infection?
that I thinck that oll of thes infections come from people that are sick and come to school and people that dont clean their hands And I thnk that in Mrs. h woldent sow me the video clip I woldent find out of that.
TOP STORY-WHAT 2 THINGS CAN WE DO TO HELP PREVENT THE "KILLER MRSR" INFECTION?
keep school clean and have every one clean thera hands
Did you know about this top story before watching the video?
no I dirent know nothing abaut it.
After watching
this video what are you going to do differently?
Im going to clean my hands more oftan and dont come to shool if Im sick.
What to do you think about
the "KILLER MRSR" infection?
that I thinck that oll of thes infections come from people that are sick and come to school and people that dont clean their hands And I thnk that in Mrs. h woldent sow me the video clip I woldent find out of that.
10/19/07
What is an analogy?)
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____2. flexible
1. unyielding
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?3. chefs with sauces
1. librarians with newspapers
2. monkeys with cymbalsi
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____2. flexible
1. unyielding
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?3. chefs with sauces
1. librarians with newspapers
2. monkeys with cymbalsi
Thursday, October 18, 2007
10/18/07
What is an analogy?)
SHALLOW : DEEP :: _____ : fancy 3. drab
1. tiara
2. formal
WORD QUIZ
posthumous
A posthumous book is 3. published after the author has died.
1. full of nonsense.
2. organized from A to Z.
SHALLOW : DEEP :: _____ : fancy 3. drab
1. tiara
2. formal
WORD QUIZ
posthumous
A posthumous book is 3. published after the author has died.
1. full of nonsense.
2. organized from A to Z.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
10/17/07
(What is an analogy?)
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : _____3. giving
1. crime
2. thief
WORD QUIZ
verdant
Which song sounds like it is about something verdant?3. Yellow Rose of Texas
1. The Green, Green Grass of Home
2. Red Sky in the Morning
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : _____3. giving
1. crime
2. thief
WORD QUIZ
verdant
Which song sounds like it is about something verdant?3. Yellow Rose of Texas
1. The Green, Green Grass of Home
2. Red Sky in the Morning
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
10/16/07
Sun and Sea Magazine
Editorial Department Telephone: 409-555-0103
921 Bay Lake Drive Fax: 409-555-0104
Galveston, TX 77150-0420 http://www.sunandsea.com/
January 9, 2004
Ms. Tracy Tanner
1616W. Church Street
Alpharetta, GA3004
Dear Ms. Tanner:
Thank you for your interest in the Copy Editor position at Sun and Sea™ Magazine. We were very glad to receive your application and enjoyed meeting you Inset week.
The copy editor is responsible for reviewing and editing all manuscripts submitted by writers and contributors. The copy editor ensures that all articles are worded according to our in-house style; meet exact requirements for length; and are correct in terms of grammar, usage, punctuation, and other matters of convention.
You made an excellent impression’s in your interviews. The executive editor and I agree that you are perfectly qualified for the job and would be a great addition to our staff. Therefore, we are delighted to offer you the position of Copy Editor in our Editorial Department at a salary of $3,500 per month, based on a 40-hour of work per week.
Note that the Copy Editor job is an “exempt” position, meaning there is no additional pay for overtime hours. You will qualified to participate in our company’s profit- sharing plan, 401k plan, medical saving plan, and other benefit programs.
I hope you will accept our offer and join us here at Sun and Sea. I need to know your decision by October 22, 2004, so that we can plan accordingly. (This offer will expire on that date if we have not heard from you.) Please send me written notification of your decision at the address shown above. Meantime, call me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Karen Gleason
Managing Editor
cc: Patricia Jacobs
Editorial Department Telephone: 409-555-0103
921 Bay Lake Drive Fax: 409-555-0104
Galveston, TX 77150-0420 http://www.sunandsea.com/
January 9, 2004
Ms. Tracy Tanner
1616W. Church Street
Alpharetta, GA3004
Dear Ms. Tanner:
Thank you for your interest in the Copy Editor position at Sun and Sea™ Magazine. We were very glad to receive your application and enjoyed meeting you Inset week.
The copy editor is responsible for reviewing and editing all manuscripts submitted by writers and contributors. The copy editor ensures that all articles are worded according to our in-house style; meet exact requirements for length; and are correct in terms of grammar, usage, punctuation, and other matters of convention.
You made an excellent impression’s in your interviews. The executive editor and I agree that you are perfectly qualified for the job and would be a great addition to our staff. Therefore, we are delighted to offer you the position of Copy Editor in our Editorial Department at a salary of $3,500 per month, based on a 40-hour of work per week.
Note that the Copy Editor job is an “exempt” position, meaning there is no additional pay for overtime hours. You will qualified to participate in our company’s profit- sharing plan, 401k plan, medical saving plan, and other benefit programs.
I hope you will accept our offer and join us here at Sun and Sea. I need to know your decision by October 22, 2004, so that we can plan accordingly. (This offer will expire on that date if we have not heard from you.) Please send me written notification of your decision at the address shown above. Meantime, call me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Karen Gleason
Managing Editor
cc: Patricia Jacobs
10/16/07
LEMON : YELLOW :: sweatpants : _____ 3. comfy
1. exercise
2. legs
WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to 3. buy and sell goods.
1. have his portrait painted.
2. learn what his future held.
1. exercise
2. legs
WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to 3. buy and sell goods.
1. have his portrait painted.
2. learn what his future held.
10/16/07
LEMON : YELLOW :: sweatpants : _____
1. exercise
2. legs
3. comfy
WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to
1. have his portrait painted.
2. learn what his future held.
3. buy and sell goods.
1. exercise
2. legs
3. comfy
WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to
1. have his portrait painted.
2. learn what his future held.
3. buy and sell goods.
Monday, October 15, 2007
10/15/07
ANALOGIES/WORDQUIZ/WPM
MINK : SOFT :: mold : _____1. fuzzy
2. shape
3. illness
WORD QUIZ
raconteur
My Aunt Vesta is a great raconteur—2. I could listen to her stories for hours.
1. no one can beat her at tennis.
3. she plays tricks on anyone and everyone
MINK : SOFT :: mold : _____1. fuzzy
2. shape
3. illness
WORD QUIZ
raconteur
My Aunt Vesta is a great raconteur—2. I could listen to her stories for hours.
1. no one can beat her at tennis.
3. she plays tricks on anyone and everyone
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