Friday, October 24, 2014
Literature Analysis Fahrenheit 451
1) What drew me to this book was the fact that we had to read it for english class. Just by looking at the cover of the book i thought it was gonna end up being pretty boring, but i was totally wrong. i mean its not one of my favorite book but its not bad.
2) What keep me going past the first ten pages was that it was actually pretty interesting, the way that the author predicted some of the things in the book that are actually happening now.
3) My reading habits for this book is just try to read the pages assigned to me so that i fdont get behind in class and have trouble taking the quizes and vocab. If the book i was reading was a book of my choice and it really got my attention i would probably wont stop reading it until i finish it, it has happened before, it actually happens pretty often.
1) The book that i am reading right know is about a world where people are not allowed to read any type of books not even the bible. the fireman in the story are very different. in the story the firemen start the fires instead of putting them out, they acctually burn the books.
2)For me the theme of the novel is not being able to think for yourself and give your own opinion because your afraid of what people might think.
3)The authors tone i fell can be foreboding. There is so many foreboding moments in the story.
- when montag hides the books from beatty
- when montag goes looking for faber
- also when he tries to talk to meldreds friends about the bible
2) I feel like it does change because every character is different like montag he is a totally different person around meldred as well with fiber. Also when it comes to beatty he acts completely different than how he would with meldred and fiber.
3)In the story the protagonist is dynamic because montag changes beliefs against what he used to think about firemen.
4) i feel like i read a character because they were so many things that the author predicted that are happening today
Notes Pg. 100-110
The book is not about censorship
It is about self-determination.
-Montag decides to head back to work and return the book to beatty.
-Montag wanted to burn the mechanical hound but it was not there anymore i'm guessing he probably ran away
-Montag, beatty, and the rest of the firefighters got a call, when they went to their destination they found out it was montags house
-Mildred was the one who called the firemen
-montag burns the house and gets arrested by beatty who then hits him in the head
Friday, October 17, 2014
Vocab #4
melancholy: feeling of resentment sadness
- Juan was listening to a very melancholy song.
exemplary: serving as a model
-She gave us an exemplary to help us with our next assignment.
peculiar: strange or odd
-She gave us a very peculiar stare as we walked pass her in the hall.
dread: fear
-She had a dread look in her face after watching the movie.
bough: main branch of a tree
- The bird was sitting at the bough of the tree.
pious: religious
-She goes to church everyday because her family is pious.
communion: service of christian service
- She had to find a white dress in order to do her communion.
auditor:person who checks financial records of a company
-She worked as the auditor of the company.
multitude: large amount
- Their was a multitude amount of people at the M&G, that i barley got to take a picture with my fav.
eloquence: persuasive speaking
-The man gave a eloquence speech that inspired people to do good.
despair: complete loss
- i burs-ted in despair when i saw the mess.
hoary: old
- The man at the grocery store was hoary, as he shaked when he walked.
- Juan was listening to a very melancholy song.
exemplary: serving as a model
-She gave us an exemplary to help us with our next assignment.
peculiar: strange or odd
-She gave us a very peculiar stare as we walked pass her in the hall.
dread: fear
-She had a dread look in her face after watching the movie.
bough: main branch of a tree
- The bird was sitting at the bough of the tree.
pious: religious
-She goes to church everyday because her family is pious.
communion: service of christian service
- She had to find a white dress in order to do her communion.
auditor:person who checks financial records of a company
-She worked as the auditor of the company.
multitude: large amount
- Their was a multitude amount of people at the M&G, that i barley got to take a picture with my fav.
eloquence: persuasive speaking
-The man gave a eloquence speech that inspired people to do good.
despair: complete loss
- i burs-ted in despair when i saw the mess.
hoary: old
- The man at the grocery store was hoary, as he shaked when he walked.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Vocabulary #3
1)Coherent: argument, theory, or policy
The government failed to develop a coherent economic strategy.
2)Belabor: argue or elaborate in excessive detail
Critics thought they belabor the obvious.
3)Eschew: abstain from
Most people try to eschew violence.
4)Acquisitive: interested in acquiring money or material things
His acquisitive wife left him for a New York architect.
5)Emulate: mach or surpass typical intimidation
Lesser man trying to emulate his intelligence.
6)Banal: lacking originality as to be boring or obvious
Songs with banal and repeated words.
7)Excoriation: harsh criticisms
He was excoriated against racism.
8)Congeal: solidify
The blood congeal into blobs.
9)Carping: difficult to please
He has silenced the carping critics with this amazing tour.
10)Substantiate: provide evidence to support or prove the truth
They had found nothing to substantiate the allegations.
11)Temporize: avoid making a decision
The opportunity was missed because the major still temporize.
12)Largess: generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others
He was dispensing his money with such largess.
13)Tenable: able to defend against attack
Such simplistic approach is not tenable.
14)Insatiable: impossible to satisfy
An insatiable desire for success.
15)Reconnaissance: military observation of a region to locate a enemy.
The government failed to develop a coherent economic strategy.
2)Belabor: argue or elaborate in excessive detail
Critics thought they belabor the obvious.
3)Eschew: abstain from
Most people try to eschew violence.
4)Acquisitive: interested in acquiring money or material things
His acquisitive wife left him for a New York architect.
5)Emulate: mach or surpass typical intimidation
Lesser man trying to emulate his intelligence.
6)Banal: lacking originality as to be boring or obvious
Songs with banal and repeated words.
7)Excoriation: harsh criticisms
He was excoriated against racism.
8)Congeal: solidify
The blood congeal into blobs.
9)Carping: difficult to please
He has silenced the carping critics with this amazing tour.
10)Substantiate: provide evidence to support or prove the truth
They had found nothing to substantiate the allegations.
11)Temporize: avoid making a decision
The opportunity was missed because the major still temporize.
12)Largess: generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others
He was dispensing his money with such largess.
13)Tenable: able to defend against attack
Such simplistic approach is not tenable.
14)Insatiable: impossible to satisfy
An insatiable desire for success.
15)Reconnaissance: military observation of a region to locate a enemy.
WHAT ARE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT?
Around campus people are usually talking about things they like, like hobbies and interest. You also hear people talking about what they did during the weekend.You also hear people talking about TV shows they recently watched and just going on about how good it was. Another thing you hear people talking about is drama. Their is always some type of drama going on whether it is fighting or just relationship problems. Another thing people been talking about is about all this new technology, but its not really that important because it don't take along time to talk about.What people been talking about recently is about homecoming since its all ready coming up, people want you to vote for them.
Friday, October 3, 2014
AHA!
During this course i have learned that everyone has different ways of learning. I learn better by watching videos. I also learn better by taking notes because i get to keep them and go back to them when ever i need to study for something. i also just get to highlight important things that i have to memorize and stuff like that.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Sentence and Definition
-Intercede: intervene on behalf of another
'' I begged him to intercede for Theresa, but he never did."
-Hackneyed: not fresh or unoriginal
" Every time my internet goes down, the cable guy give me a hackneyed explanation."
-Approbation: approval or praise
" The opera met with high approbation."
-Innuendo: an indirect intimation about a person or a thing
" She's always making sly innuendos.''
-Coalition: an alliance for combined action
" The international community formed a coalition representing like interests in financial affairs."
-Elicit: bring out
" The phone calls elicited either no response or a delayed response days later."
-Hiatus: a pause or gap in a sequence
"There was a hiatus in the activities of the agency."
-Assuage: make less intense
" He was able to assuage the bad feelings."
-Decadence: moral or cultural decline
'' The gold trimmings in the celebrity's bathroom are nothing but sheer decadence.
-Expostulate: express strong disapproval or disagreement
"My mother never missed the opportunity to expostulate her opinion anytime my father did something wrong."
-Simulate: imitate the appearance
"Maybe a good walk would stimulate her mind."
-Jaded: tired, bored
" Because ive been eating nothing but noodles for the past two weeks my taste buds are a little jaded."
-Umbrage: offence or annoyance
" She took that umbrage really hard."
-Transcend: go beyond the range
"I hope you can create something good out of something bad, and thereby transcend and transform it."
-Provincial: country or empire
"Since my cousins live in a trailer on a dirt road, many people consider her to be provincial.''
-Petulant: childish
"He was a petulant child who was aggravated by the smallest things."
-Unctuous: flattering
''The head cheerleader made an unctuous effort to get the geeks to give her their prom queen votes."
-Meritorious: deserving reward
"He strongly commends meritorious alms-giving to the church."
'' I begged him to intercede for Theresa, but he never did."
-Hackneyed: not fresh or unoriginal
" Every time my internet goes down, the cable guy give me a hackneyed explanation."
-Approbation: approval or praise
" The opera met with high approbation."
-Innuendo: an indirect intimation about a person or a thing
" She's always making sly innuendos.''
-Coalition: an alliance for combined action
" The international community formed a coalition representing like interests in financial affairs."
-Elicit: bring out
" The phone calls elicited either no response or a delayed response days later."
-Hiatus: a pause or gap in a sequence
"There was a hiatus in the activities of the agency."
-Assuage: make less intense
" He was able to assuage the bad feelings."
-Decadence: moral or cultural decline
'' The gold trimmings in the celebrity's bathroom are nothing but sheer decadence.
-Expostulate: express strong disapproval or disagreement
"My mother never missed the opportunity to expostulate her opinion anytime my father did something wrong."
-Simulate: imitate the appearance
"Maybe a good walk would stimulate her mind."
-Jaded: tired, bored
" Because ive been eating nothing but noodles for the past two weeks my taste buds are a little jaded."
-Umbrage: offence or annoyance
" She took that umbrage really hard."
-Transcend: go beyond the range
"I hope you can create something good out of something bad, and thereby transcend and transform it."
-Provincial: country or empire
"Since my cousins live in a trailer on a dirt road, many people consider her to be provincial.''
-Petulant: childish
"He was a petulant child who was aggravated by the smallest things."
-Unctuous: flattering
''The head cheerleader made an unctuous effort to get the geeks to give her their prom queen votes."
-Meritorious: deserving reward
"He strongly commends meritorious alms-giving to the church."
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