Catcher Vocab Week One

SAT & Content Words • Hemorrhages• Ostracized• Qualms• Compulsory• Groping• Sadistic• Ironical• Exhibitionist

Literary Terms• Objective Narrator• Point of View• First Person Narrative• Second Person

The Word

Synonyms

• A photo or drawing demonstrating the word

• (In-Text Citation)

Forms of the word

• One or two sentences using the word and demonstrating your knowledge of the word’s definition.

After all your slides you need a Works Cited slide

Scream The man made a very loud sound. We don’t know why but he was screaming.

ScreamScreamedScreamingScreamerScreams

ShriekWailHollerYellHigh-Pitched ShoutCryHowlScreech

(Actions Scream Louder, n.d.)

Works Cited

Actions Scream Louder. Terrible Sales People Are Everywhere. n.d. Web. 23 July 2014.

Catcher Vocab Week Two

SAT and Content Words• Unscrupulous• Fascinated• Pacifist• Lavish• Conscientious• Unanimous• Incognito• Abduct

Literary Terms

• Narrative• Narrator• Omniscient Narrator• Limited Narrator

Catcher Vocab Week ThreeSAT and Content Words

• Putrid• Intimately• Humble• Capacity• Nonchalant• Frock• Abhor• Abide

Literary Terms• Third Person Narrative• Antagonist• Foil• Round Character

Catcher Vocab Week FourSAT and Content Words

• Atheist• Random• Bourgeois• Swanky• Blasé• Raspy • Abnegation• Abort

Literary Terms• Flat Character• Dynamic Character• Static Character• Setting

Catcher Vocab Week Five SAT and Content Words

• Inferiority• Louse• Aristocratic• Boisterous• Sophisticated• Halitosis• Abscond• Absolution

Literary Terms• Plot• Inciting Incident• Rising Action• Climax

Catcher Vocab Week SixSAT and Content Words

• Expel• Frequently• Digresses• Pedagogical • Reciprocal• Accede• Accentuate• Acclaim

Literary Terms• Play• Parable• Short Story• Satire

Catcher Vocab Quiz One • Hemorrhages• Ostracized• Qualms• Compulsory• Groping• Sadistic• Ironical• Exhibitionist

Write ONE sentence for each word. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Catcher Vocab Quiz Two• Unscrupulous• Fascinated• Pacifist• Lavish• Conscientious• Unanimous• Incognito• Abduct• Narrative• Narrator• Omniscient Narrator• Limited Narrator

Write ONE sentence for each word and literary term. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Catcher Vocab Quiz Three • Putrid• Intimately• Humble• Capacity• Nonchalant• Frock• Abhor• Abide• Third Person Narrative• Antagonist• Foil• Round Character

Write ONE sentence for each word and literary term. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Vocab Quiz Week Four • Atheist• Random• Bourgeois• Swanky• Blasé• Raspy • Abnegation• Abort• Flat Character• Dynamic Character• Static Character• Setting

Write ONE sentence for each word and literary term. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Vocab Quiz Week Five • Inferiority• Louse• Aristocratic• Boisterous• Sophisticated• Halitosis• Abscond• Absolution• Plot• Inciting Incident• Rising Action• Climax

Write ONE sentence for each word and literary term. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Catcher Vocab Week Six • Expel• Frequently• Digresses• Pedagogical • Reciprocal• Accede• Accentuate• Acclaim• Play• Parable• Short Story• Satire

Write ONE sentence for each word and literary term. Your sentence must demonstrate that you know the definition. You may use any form of the word in your sentence.

Catcher Vocab Comprehensive Test

• Expel• Frequently• Digresses• Pedagogical • Inferiority• Louse• Aristocratic• Boisterous• Putrid• Intimately• Humble

• Capacity• Compulsory• Groping• Sadistic• Blasé• Raspy • Abnegation• Abort• Halitosis• Abscond• Absolution

• Unscrupulous• Fascinated• Qualms• Compulsory• Raspy

Write at least two paragraphs about the ”ducks and the fish” or “the museum” using at least fifteen of the words from the box below.