Journal entry 1
Chapter three was about the lotus-eaters, who kept sleeping after eating the flowers (lotus) created by Greek god Morpheus. Morpheus knew what these people (including Ulysses) were dreaming about. After Ulysses woke up, he knew right away that the smell of the lotus flower is making him sleep. So he decided not to eat it. His men were all asleep in the ground, so he had to carry them all the way to the ship. Then, they sailed away from the isalnd. Journal 2
Ulysses is a really great hero, and his leadership for his men and his courage for fighting saves him from obstacles. He has strong looking eyes with red hair.
Journal 3
It would be kind of confusing if a person was not exposed to the environment in Cannibal beach since the cycle of day and night change quickly. Also, when someone climbs the giant (which looked like trees) at day time, it would be night time by then when they finish climbing. So unless they look very closely at the giant, you won't be able to know whether it is a giant or a tree.
Journal 4 Ulysses thought it was better to sail right around the sirens and man-eating monsters and sail right back home. This meant that he was going to ignore what the ghosts said. I also experienced a similar thing. When I was solving a difficult math question, my brother helped me on it. Still, I thought his answer was wrong, so I solved the problem my way(and got it wrong...) :(
Journal 5 I would be willing to get to or see my first dog because she died even before spending 1 week at my house. Even though she is dead, I want to get to her because of her friendliness. It felt like she was part of our family.
Journal entry 6 The three things that Father Quinel told Asta’s son was that his name was Crispin, his mother knew how to read and write, and that Lord Furnival is very ill, and he will die soon. One thing that he promises to tell Crispin is about his father.
Respond to LIterature Literature questions-3.19.10.pages
Writing strategies and resources
Personal spelling and vocabulary
Chapter 1
1.vessels- a container for holding something
2.stays- a large strong rope usually of wire
3.booty- plunder taken on land
4.prow- and implement used to cut, lift, and turn over soil
5.quartering winds- when winds push you from two sides of the boat
6.baubles- a fool’s scepter
7.shaft- the long handle of a spear or similar weapon
8.head wind- a wind blowing directly against the course of an aircraft or ship
9.hull-
CHAPTER 2
10.scudded-
11.bouquets- flowers picked and fastened together in a bunch
12.hospitable- promising or suggesting generous and cordial welcome
13.brow- the projecting upper part or margin of a steep place
14.lolled- to hang loosely or laxly
CHAPTER3
15.mutiny-resisting
16.exilling-to banish someone from their home country
17.bailing hooks-
18.moor-to make fast with cables or lines
19.smithcraft-marked by ready ability to move with quick easy grace
20.agile-to be quick
21.bowels-divisions of the intestines
22.vigil-the act of keeping awake at when sleep is customary
23.phlegmy-one of the four humors in early physiology
24.forging-the art or process of forging
25.disembark-
26.gullet-
CHAPTER4
27.shrouds-something that covers, screens, or guards.
28.reveling-
29.mischievous-
30.sullen-
31.outwitted-
32.coursed-
CHAPTER 5
33. cannibal-one that eats the flesh of its own kind
34. indifferent-that does not matter one way or the other
35. mumbling-to utter words in a low confused indistinct manner
36. trooping-to move or gather in crowds
37. brutal- harsh
chapter 6
Perils-exposure to the risk of being injured
Inhabitants-one that occupies a particular place regularly
moored-to be made fast
marrow-the substance of a spiral cord
ogres-a giant of fairy tales that feeds on humans.
provisioned-being prepared beforehand
sorceries-the use of power gained from the assistance
ethical-involving or expressing moral approval or disapproval
1 . The course was too peril to go through.
2. My daily inhabitants are going to school and dinner.
3. My project was moored since I didn’t have much time to do it.
4. The wind blew so hard that my marrow was about to shake.
5.The group of ogres appeared in my dream and ate all of my friends.
6.I was provisioned with my homework.
7.The giant’s sorceries, or power, helped him defeat his enemies.
8.The story had ethical scenes that made the story more interesting.
VOCAB FOR CRISPIN:
Literary analysis
character: A person or animal who takes part in action of a literary work
conflict: A struggle between opposing forces
-internal: conflict that takes place within the mind of a character
-external: conflict when a character struggles against some outside forces
foreshadowing: The use in literature work of clues that suggest events that have yet to occur
mood-Feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage.
protagonist- the main character of a literary work
antagonist-character or force in conflict with the main character
setting-the time and place of the action
symbol-anything that stands for or represents something else
theme- a central message, concern, purpose in a literary work
CHAPTER 1 VOCAB
midst-central part or point
The midst of my computer is where my folder is located.
shroud-something that covers, screens, or guards
The huge blanket covered my face for me.
taunted-to reproach or challenge in a mocking or insulting manner
pauper-one who receives aids from funds designated for the poor
The group of paupers came to ask for money.
steward-one employed in a large household or estate
deign-to condescend to give or offer
My teacher deigned an option for us: to read or to write.
transgression-an act, process, or instance of transgressing
poaching-to cook in simmering liquid
The basic step of cooking is to poach the ingredients.
forfeit-forfeiture especially of civil rights
CHAPTER 2 VOCAB
ceased-to stop
S: I suddenly ceased all my movements as I saw a ghost in front of me.
welt-cut
S: A welted fabric was what I need for my art class.
minions-followers
S: I needed some minions to protect me.
parchment-paper made from goats
S: These days, parchments are really expensive because they are rare.
kin-people that are related to you
S: I will protected my close kin.
transfixed-frozen(cannot move)
S: I was transfixed for a second because I thought I didn’t bring my homework.
avail-use or success
S: Studying hard for the test turned out to be an avail.
CHAPTER 3
recurrence-what is happening now
The recurrence of the fight was keep on repeating over and over again.
mortality-
S:Every living things are moral.
impoverished-weak and poor
I should help the impoverished people by donating money to them.
jests-jokes
I thought the jests were very funny, but no one laughed.
shunned-ignored, not communicated
All of my words were being shunned.
plight-situation
I saw a bad plight between my two friends;they were fighting.
serf-
mercenary-foreign wars
We should try our best to block mercenaries.
Chapter - 4
untoward- serious, or dangerous
S: It was a very untoward circumstance between me and my brother.
thatch -something that covers
S: A thatch roof made from leaves were used for a house.
bailiff - officer
S: I needed help from a bailiff.
reeve -an agent of king
S: The reeve was ordered to destroy the farmland.
mean -weak, or poor
S: The mean desk was broken 3 days after I bought it.
pinnacle -The top of something, like a ceiling
I held on the pinnacle of the mountain because I didn’t want to fall.
meander -walking around aimlessly
S: I meandered around my friend’s house because I had to give her something.
impenetrable - cannot go through
S: The cloth was impenetrable because it was too thick.
fallow -empty
S: I poured water into the fallow container.
infidels -non-believers
Chapters - 5/6
canonical -important
S: The canonical important were required to attend.
strident -harsh
S: The strident teacher scolded everyone without evidence that they started the fight.
clamor -sound that brings attention
S: I heard a clamor that grabbed my attention right away.
apprehension -
implore
hue -outcry
S: I heard a hue and cry from people, saying that they disagree about the President’s opinion.
cry -to utter loudly
S: I cried out loudly that I am going to do a revenge on him. Chapter - 7
skittish
petitions
moot
treason
plight
curfew
Vocabulary Chapter 8
alb- a type of cloth
S: The kings in ancient times often wore albs.
tonsured-shaved
I thought it was better to grow his tonsured hair.
sanctuary-a sacred place
S: A sanctuary place provided for me was the church.
tallow-the fat of cattle and sheep that is used for making candles.
The tallow candles are often used in everyday life.
genuflect- to sit on your knees
I genuflected towards my parents to apologize for getting a low score on my test.
distraught-full of pain
S: My mind was full of distraught memories.
sullen
scrutinize-observe
I scrutinized the moving creature.
siege-a dangerous attack
S: I don’t want another siege to destroy the whole city. Chap 9~10
garment
clothing
The old man looked so poor that I took one of my old garments and gave it to him.
hag
an ugly old woman
My friend and I were disgusted when we saw a disgusting looking hag begged for food.
crone
an ugly old woman
I heard that the crone had decided to commit suicide after 3 years of begging.
foreboding
warning
The teacher kept foreboding that there might be a pop quiz, but everyone ignored and as a result, everyone got a zero on the quiz.
skirting
bordering the edge of
A pink ribbon skirted the frame.
English Reading and Writing Portfolio
Journal entry 1
Chapter three was about the lotus-eaters, who kept sleeping after eating the flowers (lotus) created by Greek god Morpheus. Morpheus knew what these people (including Ulysses) were dreaming about. After Ulysses woke up, he knew right away that the smell of the lotus flower is making him sleep. So he decided not to eat it. His men were all asleep in the ground, so he had to carry them all the way to the ship. Then, they sailed away from the isalnd.
Journal 2
Ulysses is a really great hero, and his leadership for his men and his courage for fighting saves him from obstacles. He has strong looking eyes with red hair.
Journal 3
It would be kind of confusing if a person was not exposed to the environment in Cannibal beach since the cycle of day and night change quickly. Also, when someone climbs the giant (which looked like trees) at day time, it would be night time by then when they finish climbing. So unless they look very closely at the giant, you won't be able to know whether it is a giant or a tree.
Journal 4
Ulysses thought it was better to sail right around the sirens and man-eating monsters and sail right back home. This meant that he was going to ignore what the ghosts said. I also experienced a similar thing. When I was solving a difficult math question, my brother helped me on it. Still, I thought his answer was wrong, so I solved the problem my way(and got it wrong...) :(
Journal 5
I would be willing to get to or see my first dog because she died even before spending 1 week at my house. Even though she is dead, I want to get to her because of her friendliness. It felt like she was part of our family.
Journal entry 6
The three things that Father Quinel told Asta’s son was that his name was Crispin, his mother knew how to read and write, and that Lord Furnival is very ill, and he will die soon. One thing that he promises to tell Crispin is about his father.
Respond to LIterature
Literature questions-3.19.10.pages
Writing strategies and resources
Personal spelling and vocabulary
Chapter 1
1.vessels- a container for holding something
2.stays- a large strong rope usually of wire
3.booty- plunder taken on land
4.prow- and implement used to cut, lift, and turn over soil
5.quartering winds- when winds push you from two sides of the boat
6.baubles- a fool’s scepter
7.shaft- the long handle of a spear or similar weapon
8.head wind- a wind blowing directly against the course of an aircraft or ship
9.hull-
CHAPTER 2
10.scudded-
11.bouquets- flowers picked and fastened together in a bunch
12.hospitable- promising or suggesting generous and cordial welcome
13.brow- the projecting upper part or margin of a steep place
14.lolled- to hang loosely or laxly
CHAPTER3
15.mutiny-resisting
16.exilling-to banish someone from their home country
17.bailing hooks-
18.moor-to make fast with cables or lines
19.smithcraft-marked by ready ability to move with quick easy grace
20.agile-to be quick
21.bowels-divisions of the intestines
22.vigil-the act of keeping awake at when sleep is customary
23.phlegmy-one of the four humors in early physiology
24.forging-the art or process of forging
25.disembark-
26.gullet-
CHAPTER4
27.shrouds-something that covers, screens, or guards.
28.reveling-
29.mischievous-
30.sullen-
31.outwitted-
32.coursed-
CHAPTER 5
33. cannibal-one that eats the flesh of its own kind
34. indifferent-that does not matter one way or the other
35. mumbling-to utter words in a low confused indistinct manner
36. trooping-to move or gather in crowds
37. brutal- harsh
chapter 6
1 . The course was too peril to go through.
2. My daily inhabitants are going to school and dinner.
3. My project was moored since I didn’t have much time to do it.
4. The wind blew so hard that my marrow was about to shake.
5.The group of ogres appeared in my dream and ate all of my friends.
6.I was provisioned with my homework.
7.The giant’s sorceries, or power, helped him defeat his enemies.
8.The story had ethical scenes that made the story more interesting.
VOCAB FOR CRISPIN:
Literary analysis
character: A person or animal who takes part in action of a literary work
conflict: A struggle between opposing forces
-internal: conflict that takes place within the mind of a character
-external: conflict when a character struggles against some outside forces
foreshadowing: The use in literature work of clues that suggest events that have yet to occur
mood-Feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage.
protagonist- the main character of a literary work
antagonist-character or force in conflict with the main character
setting-the time and place of the action
symbol-anything that stands for or represents something else
theme- a central message, concern, purpose in a literary work
CHAPTER 1 VOCAB
midst-central part or point
The midst of my computer is where my folder is located.
shroud-something that covers, screens, or guards
The huge blanket covered my face for me.
taunted-to reproach or challenge in a mocking or insulting manner
pauper-one who receives aids from funds designated for the poor
The group of paupers came to ask for money.
steward-one employed in a large household or estate
deign-to condescend to give or offer
My teacher deigned an option for us: to read or to write.
transgression-an act, process, or instance of transgressing
poaching-to cook in simmering liquid
The basic step of cooking is to poach the ingredients.
forfeit-forfeiture especially of civil rights
CHAPTER 2 VOCAB
ceased-to stop
S: I suddenly ceased all my movements as I saw a ghost in front of me.
welt-cut
S: A welted fabric was what I need for my art class.
minions-followers
S: I needed some minions to protect me.
parchment-paper made from goats
S: These days, parchments are really expensive because they are rare.
kin-people that are related to you
S: I will protected my close kin.
transfixed-frozen(cannot move)
S: I was transfixed for a second because I thought I didn’t bring my homework.
avail-use or success
S: Studying hard for the test turned out to be an avail.
CHAPTER 3
- recurrence-what is happening now
The recurrence of the fight was keep on repeating over and over again.- mortality-
S:Every living things are moral.- impoverished-weak and poor
I should help the impoverished people by donating money to them.- jests-jokes
I thought the jests were very funny, but no one laughed.- shunned-ignored, not communicated
All of my words were being shunned.- plight-situation
I saw a bad plight between my two friends;they were fighting.- serf-
- mercenary-foreign wars
We should try our best to block mercenaries.Chapter - 4
untoward- serious, or dangerous
S: It was a very untoward circumstance between me and my brother.
thatch -something that covers
S: A thatch roof made from leaves were used for a house.
bailiff - officer
S: I needed help from a bailiff.
reeve -an agent of king
S: The reeve was ordered to destroy the farmland.
mean -weak, or poor
S: The mean desk was broken 3 days after I bought it.
pinnacle -The top of something, like a ceiling
I held on the pinnacle of the mountain because I didn’t want to fall.
meander -walking around aimlessly
S: I meandered around my friend’s house because I had to give her something.
impenetrable - cannot go through
S: The cloth was impenetrable because it was too thick.
fallow -empty
S: I poured water into the fallow container.
infidels -non-believers
Chapters - 5/6
canonical -important
S: The canonical important were required to attend.
strident -harsh
S: The strident teacher scolded everyone without evidence that they started the fight.
clamor -sound that brings attention
S: I heard a clamor that grabbed my attention right away.
apprehension -
implore
hue -outcry
S: I heard a hue and cry from people, saying that they disagree about the President’s opinion.
cry -to utter loudly
S: I cried out loudly that I am going to do a revenge on him.
Chapter - 7
skittish
petitions
moot
treason
plight
curfew
Vocabulary Chapter 8
- alb- a type of cloth
S: The kings in ancient times often wore albs.- tonsured-shaved
I thought it was better to grow his tonsured hair.- sanctuary-a sacred place
S: A sanctuary place provided for me was the church.- tallow-the fat of cattle and sheep that is used for making candles.
The tallow candles are often used in everyday life.- genuflect- to sit on your knees
I genuflected towards my parents to apologize for getting a low score on my test.- distraught-full of pain
S: My mind was full of distraught memories.- sullen
- scrutinize-observe
I scrutinized the moving creature.- siege-a dangerous attack
S: I don’t want another siege to destroy the whole city.Chap 9~10
- garment
clothingThe old man looked so poor that I took one of my old garments and gave it to him.
- hag
an ugly old womanMy friend and I were disgusted when we saw a disgusting looking hag begged for food.
- crone
an ugly old womanI heard that the crone had decided to commit suicide after 3 years of begging.
- foreboding
warningThe teacher kept foreboding that there might be a pop quiz, but everyone ignored and as a result, everyone got a zero on the quiz.
- skirting
bordering the edge ofA pink ribbon skirted the frame.
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