8th Hour

12ers: Reading Code Orange
FW: Two more projects if the projector doesn't go up in flames.
SS: Finishing testing... new unit tomorrow!
Crew: Anticipation guide and this worksheet

Name: __________________________________

Vocabulary for The Glass Menagerie. 
Work with a partner.  Answer part a; ask your partner for the parts of speech listed in part b; write a sentence using your partners word AND the vocabulary word for c.

1.) Conglomeration: To form into or merge

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       Two Nouns; Three Adjectives (how you feel after riding on a rollercoaster)

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

2.)     Fundamentally: In central or primary respects

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       Two Nouns; Three Adjectives (how you feel after riding on a rollercoaster)

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

3.)     Automatism: The performance of actions without conscious thought or intention

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       One Noun (Your dream vacation destination); One Verb (something a dog might do)

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

4.)     Implacable: Relentless; unstoppable

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       One Noun; One Verb (how you like to spend your Sunday mornings); One Adverb

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

5.)     Predominantly: Mainly; for the most part

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       Two verbs (first things you’d do if you dominated the planet); One Adjective

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

6.)     Proscenium: The part of a theater stage in front of the curtain

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       Three adjectives (how you’d describe a baby elephant)

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

7.)     Portieres: window treatment used in cased door openings made of two separate drapery panels tied back, utilizing identical or contrasting fabrics

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       One Verb (whatever you want)

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

8.)     Ineluctably: inescapably: by necessity

a.       A sentence showing you understand the word

b.       One Noun; One Verb; One Adverb

c.        A sentence using your partner’s input

9.)     Convention: A widely used and accepted device or technique, as in drama, literature, or painting

10.)    Latticework: An open, crisscross pattern or weave