End of Quarter Vocabulary Projects by Katherine Medwid

Underground News Network

kmedwid — 2024-10-17 11:42:19 UTC

Brink, Conscientious, Obliterate, Dispassionate, Disposition, Interject, Intravenous, and Intermediary

2007496_1 — 2024-10-21 14:39:46 UTC

words used: disposition brink, permeate, disperse, interject, conscientiously, interrogate

2093655 — 2024-10-21 14:42:18 UTC

Hello, this is a news report on todays morning news,we will talk about a chronological event that gathered multiple people using intercom devices to communicate within each other.

These people gather around and obliterate books to show their hatred, smoke permeates the area because of the fire.

It's too subtle to assume that the situation as of right now is either a terrorist attack or arson or maybe a riot, but we think this situation was systematic and done on purpose.

5 people were caught and interrogated, when interrogated, some retort the allegations.

As we look into it we regress from the situation to look at it from the start.

history show

2128058_1 — 2024-10-22 14:25:31 UTC

brink, chronology, obliterated

News report

2147735 — 2024-10-22 14:46:00 UTC

Brink, systematic,disposition, torsion, muted, interlaced, interplay, permeated, dispassionate, retort, zealous, chronology,protracted.

20247741 — 2024-10-22 14:58:26 UTC

protracted precipitous

intrastate intermittently

subtle traction

regress obliterate

DIRECTIONS:

kmedwid — 2025-01-08 18:21:39 UTC

Present a short speech or monologue using the video tool that would play on one of the parlor walls in our novel Fahrenheit 451. This could be a commercial, an advertisement, a short news clip, or a scene from a television show. Your speech should include at least 8 of your vocabulary terms in context. Your speech should be at between 90-120 seconds in length. After you post your response, watch and comment on at least three other classmates' posts. Your comments can be questions for further discussion or exploration, or connections to life and media.

DIRECTIONS

kmedwid — 2025-01-10 16:31:03 UTC

Present your short speech that addresses any one of the prompts included on your Challenged Books Quarter 2 Vocabulary Project slide deck. The format of your speech could be a commercial, a podcast snippet, a PSA, an advertisement, or a short news clip. Your speech should include at least 8 of your vocabulary terms. Your speech should be at between 90-120 seconds in length. This will probably be about one full typed page in length, but may differ for each person.

When you use each of the vocabulary terms in your speech, there should be enough context to see that you understand the meaning of each of the terms.

Your recording must be rehearsed, enunciated, and polished.

BookTok Webcast

kmedwid — 2025-01-13 13:07:29 UTC

I used the following target words: convoluted, immobilizes, insuperable, impede, evade, enhance, innocuous, and idealize.

Quarter 2 Vocab.

20745021 — 2025-01-14 15:30:55 UTC

Wary, evade, renowned, alluring, immobilize, remorse, maximize, resentment.

Quarter 2 vocabulary project

2150186_1 — 2025-01-14 15:33:43 UTC

used words

insuperable,mesmerizes,idealize,remorse, evade, enhance,materialize,and alluring.

2025-01-14 15:43:47 UTC

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2007496_1 — 2025-01-16 02:43:08 UTC

transcript: I endorse the idea of having a variety of voices and genres in your literary repertoire, from innocuous chapter books to gritty novels about violence and war. It enhances your worldview and helps you see things from various perspectives. Banned books might feel somewhat alluring because someone is telling you not to read them, and it tempts you even further to find out why someone wants to keep you from it. But while you could rationalize reading these books just because they are taboo, it’s important to read them because they often explore vital topics and scrutinize the world and the way it works. The legislators who ban these books feel little remorse for censoring these viewpoints, but they don’t go out of their way to punish anyone for seeking them out. There’s no recourse for readers who choose to read these banned books. In fact, readers who do so will be rewarded by being exposed to ideas they might not otherwise discover.

podcast

2128058_1 — 2025-01-17 15:15:26 UTC

evade, recourse, remorse, idealize, recuperate, maximize

the giver banned book

2147735 — 2025-01-17 15:29:12 UTC

the words that I used are convoluted, maximize, repel, remorse, rejuvenate, immobilize, mesmerize...

DIRECTIONS:

kmedwid — 2025-05-19 13:24:30 UTC

Present your short speech that addresses any one of the prompts included on your Quarter 4 Vocabulary Project slide deck. The format of your speech could be a commercial, a podcast snippet, a PSA, an advertisement, or a short news clip. Your speech should be at least 90-120 seconds in length. This will probably be about one full typed page in length, but may differ for each person.

When you use each of the vocabulary terms in you speech, there should be enough context to see that you understand the meaning of each of the terms. Your recording must be rehearsed, enunciated, and polished.

2025-05-21 01:24:35 UTC

I used obstruct, proponent, volatile, opulent, picturesque, dauntless, pall, candor, tribulation, and tentative.

2025-05-21 01:50:18 UTC

words I used: rationalize, volitaile, endorse, centralize, interrogate, systematic, zealously

short news clip.

2147735 — 2025-05-21 03:38:33 UTC

i used the words cataclysm, tribulation, abhor, wanton,sparse, insinuations, nadir, inclusive

environmental change yay

2025-05-21 14:47:43 UTC

I used, malicious, patronize, initiative, abhor, volatile, insinuation, and candor

Digital activism

2025-05-21 16:09:30 UTC

I use proponent , nadir,opulent, picturesque obtrude ,oppugn, accolades, predecessor

environmental change

2025-05-22 14:27:41 UTC

I used malicious, patronize, initiative, abhor, volatile, insinuation, and candor

Students Movement

2025-05-22 14:58:24 UTC

Used words: dauntless, formidable, antipathy, contradictory, suppress, cataclysm, wanton, and obtrude.

Juliet

2025-05-23 14:51:38 UTC

counterweight, tribulation, malicious, insinuation, dauntless, antithesis, volatile, predecessors, opulent, obtruded

2025-05-23 14:53:59 UTC

The vocab words I used were malicious, contraband, antibiotic, cataclysm, obtrude, antipathy, receperate

2025-05-23 14:54:26 UTC

picturesque nadir antipathy antithesis oppugn pall wanton