Eng II Periods 5-6 | Vocab. 911-920 Top 5 Sentences by https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018 Login to Padlet (You should not be ANONYMOUS!) Share your "Top 5" vocab. sentences from your [Vocab. #911-920 set {proselytize-->paltry}]. Bold the vocab. words and put the part of speech in parenthesis next to the word. Proper grammar counts (AS ALWAYS!) When you are finished, proofread at least 1 other classmate's post for correct sentence structure, word use, and part of speech. en-us 2018-05-10 12:15:58 UTC 2018-05-30 00:08:24 UTC hello@padlet.com Top 5 jerry_burke https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259589741 1. I was shocked when the protagonist(noun) died.
2. The astute(adj) decision saved the class from failing.
3. The urbane(adj) gentleman went to buy another suit.
4. I told her she needs to get to the gist(noun).
5. The atypical(adj) behavior from the student made the teacher worried. ]]> 2018-05-10 12:51:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259589741 Top 5 vincent_manguno https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259591567 1. The protagonist of a story usually becomes victorious. noun
2. The astute student remembered every detail from the book. adj.
3. The gnarled, dead branches are blocking my path. adj.
4. Did you get the gist of the situation? noun
5. The urbane people welcomed the outsider to their town. adj.]]> 2018-05-10 12:56:29 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259591567 top 5 samuel_juskiewicz https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259698518 1) The old jacket looks seriously gnarled(adj).
2) archaeologists like to glean(v).
3) I had to write an essay on the gist(n) of Julius Caesar.
4) The urbane(adj) restaurant had 5 stars.
5) The astute(adj) lawyer won the case because of her attention to detail.

]]> 2018-05-10 16:46:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259698518 Vocabulary 911-920 Top 5 Sentences andres_gil https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259698887 [1.] He wanted to share his concept and proselytize (v.) his ideas.

[2.] The protagonist (n.) was willing to give his life for the woman he loved.

[3.] The astute (adj.) businessman went from rags to riches with one great idea.

[4.] Everyone wants to know why the urbane (adj.) city people have decided to move to our community.

[5.] Since I heard the gist (n.) of my neighbors' argument, I knew exactly why they were fighting.]]> 2018-05-10 16:47:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259698887 top 5 brandon_sadowski https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699289 1.The program did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing (v) many apps.
4. I told her she needs to get to the gist(noun).
5. The atypical(adj) behavior from the student made the teacher worried. ]]> 2018-05-10 16:48:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699289 Top 5 kyle_seligman https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699380 1.  I assured him we didn't come here to proselytize.
2. The writer characterized the protagonist in his latest novel as lazy and selfish
3.  It was a pretty astute deduction.
4. . She describes him as urbane and charming
5.  It is difficult to convey the gist of Brian's ideas simply]]> 2018-05-10 16:48:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699380 Top 5 zachary_smith10 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699462 1. Growing close to the house was a gnarled locust tree.
2. The protagonist of Alfredo also represents virtue and vice combined in a single protagonist.
3.
]]> 2018-05-10 16:48:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699462 Top 5 daniella_quinn https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699596 1.The program did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing (v) many apps.
2. The villain was the protagonist (n) of the movie.
3.He is an astute (adj) businessman because he sold many things.
4.She noted the gist (n) of each message.
5.The information is gleaned (v) from press clippings.]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699596 Vo https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699653 2018-05-10 16:49:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699653 Top 5 ian_thelwell https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699663 1. In this colonial struggle, the main protagonists were Great Britain and France
2. He is an astute businessman.
3. She noted the gist of each message
4. The information is gleaned from press clippings
5.  We saw a gnarled old oak tree while walking up the mountain.


]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699663 Top 5 alyssa_agnew https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699693 1.) The protagonist (noun) in the play  was my favorite character because in the end he was a true hero.
2.) Everyone wants to know why the urbane (adj) city people have decided to move to our small town.
3.)  He tried to move laterally, away to his right, but the gnarled (adj) branches of a now-dead bush blocked his path.
4.) The astute (adj) businessman went from rags to riches with one great idea.
5.)Since Kyle told his story in a confusing way, I could not get the gist  (noun) of it.]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699693 Top 5 robert_donovan1 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699766 1.I told her she needs to get to the gist(noun).
2.The old jacket looks seriously gnarled(adj).
3.Most archaeologists like to glean(v).
4.The astute(adj) decision saved the class from failing.
5. The urbane(adj) lady went to buy another dress.]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699766 top 5 christina_katsouris https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699800 1. The priest proselytized the atheist to become catholic.
2. The protagonist in the book was shown as a thoughtful and simple man.
3. The plans for reassignment was only a gist of what christina was expecting.
4. The detective gleaned all the information before prosecuting the criminal. 
5. The dog gnarled on the fabric.]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699800 Vocab zahria_allers https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699845 1.All the kids love playing on the gnarled old oak tree.
2. In this colonial struggle, the main protagonists were Great Britain and France.
3. The motivational speaker noted the gist of each message.
4. The information is gleaned press clippings.
5. ]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699845 Top 5 Sentences ashley_demmery https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699941 1. The church group people assured the man that he did not come here to proselytize them to their church.
2. The presenter had a long slide show about dissections but I got the gist of it.
3. My mom woke me up to fold my laundry and I gnarled at her.
4. Archaeologists like to glean for evidence.
5. The protagonist was willing to give his life for the woman he loved.]]> 2018-05-10 16:49:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259699941 Top 5 Vocab manuela_herrera https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700213 1. Life is like a theatre. Everyone is the protagonist (noun) of its own drama.
2. A good leader must be an astute (adjective) judge of ability.
3. She described him as urbane (adjective) and charming.
4. I'm afraid i don't quite follow your gist (noun).
5. I could not glean (verb) what she really want to do.]]> 2018-05-10 16:50:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700213 Vocab. 911-920 Top 5 Sentences zatoria_thompson https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700418 1.
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]]> 2018-05-10 16:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700418 Top 5 Sentences anthony_constantis https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700956 1.The protagonist of Sister Act is Deloris Van Cartier
2.jkdslflksdfklsdajflkdf
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5.djflkajsdflijasdkjljdaf]]> 2018-05-10 16:52:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259700956 To 5 justin_lozano https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701213 1.) The protagonist (noun) in the play  was my favorite character because in the end he was a true hero.
2.) The information is gleaned press clippings.
3.) He is an astute (adj) businessman because he sold many things.
4.) I told her she needs to get to the gist(noun).

]]> 2018-05-10 16:52:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701213 5 sentences jalen_moss https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701353 1.  I assured him we didn't come here to proselytize.
2. The writer characterized the protagonist in his latest novel as lazy and selfish
3.  It was a pretty astute deduction.
4. . She describes him as urbane and charming
5.  It is difficult to convey the gist of Brian's ideas simply]]> 2018-05-10 16:53:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701353 lucas_muley https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701753 1. the protagonist was such a good character.
2. The old cloths were very gnarled.
3. the decision to drop the grade was made astutely.
4. most of the players dont get the gist.
5. the gentleman was very urbane.]]> 2018-05-10 16:54:09 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701753 top 5 david_fernandez2 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701838 1. I was shocked when the protagonist died.
2. The astute decision saved the class from failing.
3. The urbane gentleman went to buy another suit.
4. I told her she needs to get to the gist.
5. The atypical behavior from the student made the teacher worried. ]]> 2018-05-10 16:54:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259701838 Top 5 nathaniel_alperi https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259721944 1. I could not get the gist of what she was saying. 
2. The protagonist died very early in the story. 
3. I could not glean what she wanted to do. 
4. My partner and I are astute businessmen. 
5. Kayne West is selling gnarled clothes for thousands of dollars. ]]> 2018-05-10 17:41:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259721944 Top 5 william_walker1 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722095 1.  The bishop went to foreign lands to proselytize.
2. The protagonist did not follow exceptions of a hero and had many problems of his own.
3. The astute sailor did not panic when his hull was punctured and repaired it.
4. His urbane manner made him look entitled.
5. The gist of the book was that theft is bad. ]]> 2018-05-10 17:42:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722095 Top 5 cody_benton1 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722363 1. The protagonist of the show received major injuries during the latest episode.

2. The astute old man served as the royal family's adviser.

3. The urbane behavior of the noble was different than the commoners' behavior.

4. The gnarled equipment was thrown away.

5. The attrition the military experienced during the war led to their several defeats.]]> 2018-05-10 17:42:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722363 Top 5 Sentences mateo_ramirez1 https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722382 1. The program did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing many.
2. in this colonial struggle, the main protagonists were Great Britain and France.
3. He was an astute businessman.
4. She noted the gist of each message.
5. The information is gleaned from press clippings.]]> 2018-05-10 17:42:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722382 Top 5 Sentences hannah_furshman https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722625 1. The protagonist of the story was the hero. (noun)
2. The politician proselytized many republicans to agree with his democratic views. (verb)
3. The wise man had astute opinions. (adj)
4. The first lady should always have an urbane manner. (adj)
5. As long as you know a gist of what we learned, you will do okay on the test. (noun)]]> 2018-05-10 17:43:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259722625 MAckenzie https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723021 1.The program did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing (v) many apps.
2. The villain was the protagonist (n) of the movie.
3.He is an astute (adj) businessman because he sold many things.
4.She noted the gist (n) of each message.
5.The information is gleaned (v) from press clippings.]]> 2018-05-10 17:44:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723021 top 5 mackenzie_falla https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723058 1. Because ken told his story in a confusing way, i could not get the gist of it.
2. As a result of teacher attrition, a lot of classrooms are overcrowded.
3. Shipton had used a gnarled ceder, year dead, as ananchor for his line.
4. Not very astute of you running around with a sharp knife.
5. The preacher sent out his congregation to proselytize to the community.]]> 2018-05-10 17:44:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723058 Top 5 ethan_corbijn https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723190 1. Police officers have a good amount of astute.
2. This horse was in urbane condition.
3. I just wanted him to get to the gist.
4. Police officers are very good at gleaning for evidence. 
5. This sweater is gnarled and torn up. ]]> 2018-05-10 17:44:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723190 Top 5 conor_cameron https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723265 1.  I assured him we didn't come here to proselytize.
2. The writer characterized the protagonist in his latest novel as lazy and selfish.
3.  It was a pretty astute deduction.
4. . She describes him as urbane and charming.
5.  It is difficult to convey the gist of Brian's ideas simply.]]> 2018-05-10 17:44:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723265 marius_lambert https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723275 the topic did  not have an effect  and did not preselytizing app.
the guy was a protagonist to order.
he is using astute in his buisness.
she uses noted the gist on his message.
the logic information is gleaned by this paper. ]]> 2018-05-10 17:44:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723275 shai_aroshas https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723421 1) The old jacket looks seriously gnarled(adj).
2) archaeologists like to glean(v).
3) I had to write an essay on the gist(n) of Julius Caesar.
4) The urbane(adj) restaurant had 5 stars.
5) The astute(adj) lawyer won the case because of her attention to detail.

]]> 2018-05-10 17:45:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723421 Top 5 emelia_chatfield https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723478 1.  She was told that she was a astute.
2. Superman is the protagonist in the Superman movie.
3.The puddle outside volatile from the drive way.
4.The children like to play with the gnarled swing.
5. The motivational speaker noted the gist of each message.]]> 2018-05-10 17:45:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723478 Top 5 brianna_durandisse https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723492 1. The program did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing many.
2. In this colonial struggle, the main protagonists were Great Britain and France.
3. He was an astute businessman who easily could turn a profit.
4. This must have been the gist of the special revelation.
5. He tried to move laterally, away to his right, but the gnarled branches of a now-dead bush blocked his path.
]]> 2018-05-10 17:45:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723492 Top 5 kaya_ables https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723811 1. God proselytized me to become Christian. (V)
2. The protagonist of Harry Potter is Luke Skywalker. (N)
3.  He made an astute observation during the water slide. (ADJ)
4. He got the gist of the speech after he talked about McDonalds.
(N)
5. He gleaned during the project. (V)]]> 2018-05-10 17:46:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259723811 Top 5 sentencezzzzzz keddie_vales https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259724757 1.She was a protagonist of sexual equality
2.I hope my future husband is urbane and charming
3.I could follow the general gist of their conversation.

]]> 2018-05-10 17:48:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259724757 Top 10 maximo_gomez https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259725449 1.This must have been the gist of the special revelation.
2. I assured him we didn't come here to proselytize.
3. The writer characterized the protagonist in his latest novel as lazy and selfish
4.The astute sailor did not panic when his hull was punctured and repaired it.
5.The atypical behavior from the student made the teacher worried. ]]> 2018-05-10 17:49:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/259725449 Top 5 kaitlyn_michaud https://padlet.com/ctina1/EngIIPer5and6_Vocab911_920_Review2018/wish/264393241 1) She was a leading protagonist in the civil rights movement.
2) Henry is an urbane traveler who has visited over eighty countries.
3) Because Ken told his story in a confusing way, I could not get the gist of it.
4) The preacher sent out his congregation to proselytize to the community.
5) Not very astute of you running around with a sharp knife. 

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