Vocab (Train1)

Kismet
Falsetto
Communal
Buttress
Adjutant
Antimony
Censorious
Charpoy
Precipitated
Extricated

Vocab (SIDD3)

Atonement
Erudition
Ennui
Besmirch
Disdain
Benediction
Countenance
Declivity

SENIORS!!!

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One Page Essay Topic: Master Harold

In the play, Sam and Hally recall a time when they flew a kite together. How could that story be symbolic of their relationship and the relationship between blacks and whites in South Africa during the 1950's?

Keep in mind, this story was discussed twice during the play, and with two very different tones and outcomes. You may want to consider that, and compare and contrast the two instances as you talk about the symbolic meaning of the story.

VOCAB FOR 1.11.07

SENIORS

Prowess
Imperious
Capricious
Gnashed
Harmattan
Improvident
Malevolent
Interim
Ultimatum

AGENDA 1.8.07-1.16.07

VOCAB FOR 12.08.06

SENIOR (SOW 1)

Somnambulantly
Omnipresent
Indoctrination
Petulantly
Attributes

AGENDA 12.5.06-12.12.06

AGENDA 11.27-12.4

AGENDA FOR 11.15.06-11.22.06

VOCAb FOR 11.20.06

SENIOR VOCAB (TRAIN 2)

Intrinsically
Pursed
Rapt
Turbid
Tumultuous
Despondently
Gesticulating
Intermittently
Rheum
Implicit



SOPHOMORE VOCAB (SPEAK3)

irony, 43
batter(ed), 43
harried, 57
obligation, 58
imperial, 69

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Fear of a Black Vocab Worksheet!

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THE LAW

...and of course, seconds after I photocopy 120 new agendas, I see my typo. PERIOD FIVE: F Day: You will obviously not be watching GANDHI (at least we'd BETTER be done with it by then.) Instead we will introduce our next novel, TRAIN TO PAKISTAN, and you will read pages 1-25 for homework.

Apologies.

Vocab for 10.23.06

SOPHOMORES (SPEAK1)

Inconspicuous, 7
voila, 11
wan, 20
pseudo, 22
vague(ly), 27



SENIORS (SIDD5)

GLUTTED
ONEROUS
FETTER
RENOUCE
ENIGMATIC

AGENDA 10.18-10.25

AGENDA 10.10.06-10.17.06

VOCAB FOR 10.13.06

SOPHOMORE
recriminations (99)
inundated (103)
lamented (103)
paltry (103)
woebegone (103)


SENIOR
supplicants
pious
myriad
permeate
lament
ephemeral
inscrutable
arduous