BELL WORKWalk Two Moons Week 2

November 11.1

1. anonymous adj. having an unknown author or origin

2. cantankerous adj. bad tempered and quarrelsome

3. console v. to give comfort in a time of distress

4. flail v. to wave about wildly, especially one’s arms and legs

5. malevolent adj. doing or desiring to do evil to others

November 11.1 ALS

1. anonymous adj. having an unknown author or origin

2. cantankerous adj. bad tempered and quarrelsome 3. console v. to give comfort in a time of distress 4. flail v. to wave about wildly, especially one’s arms

and legs 5. malevolent adj. doing or desiring to do evil to

others Myths n.– a story whose author is unknown and that

explains a people’s belief about nature, an event in history, or the origin of a custom or practice.

November 11.2

manna n. a miraculous gift reassurance n. renewed

confidence or belief skeptical adj. doubtful or

disbelieving slather v. to spread thickly gnarled- adj.- twisted and full of

knots

November 11.2 ALS

manna n. a miraculous gift reassurance n. renewed confidence or

belief skeptical adj. doubtful or disbelieving slather v. to spread thickly gnarled- adj.- twisted and full of knots climax n. – the point of greatest emotional

intensity, interest, or suspense. Resolution n. – the final outcome of a story

November 12.1

Illustrate the following:

SlatherGnarledConsole

November 12.2

Use the following in a sentence. Go for seven words per sentence.

FlailMannaSkeptical

November 13.1

Illustrate the following:

CantankerousAnonymousmalevolent

November 13.2

Use the following in a sentence. Go for seven words per sentence.

GnarledAnonymousCantankerous

November 14.1

Use the following words in sentences. Go for seven words per sentence.

Flail Skeptical Slather

November 14.2

Find the correct synonyms for each of the following:

_____ bonanza, windfall, delicacy _____ , confidence, incentive,

reward _____, nameless, undesignated,

incognito

November 15.1

Find the correct synonyms for each of the following:

_____ , twisted, knotted, deformed

_____ , smack, smash, thrash _____ , dubious, doubtful,

mistrustful

November 15.2

Find the correct antonyms for each of the following:

_____ , upset, agitate, depress _____ , straight, unbent, untwisted _____ , friendly, good, kind