SCRIPT, SCRIBE – TO WRITE

By: Bridgett Rogers

CONSCRIPTIONThis picture is a compulsory

enrollment of persons for military service: draft.

DESCRIBEThe words surrounding

bubbles are describing what type of bubble it could be.

INSCRIPTIONThose words are an

inscription into the heart.

MANUSCRIPTThis paper is manuscript

paper, used to write or type music notes.

PRESCRIPTIONThis prescription was made to help the patient change

there lifestyle.

SCRIBBLEThis person has scribbled, they have carelessly write

without form.

SCRIBEThis a copy of the

manuscript Declaration of Independence.

SCRIPTA script is used in plays like this one shown to the left. It has the characters lines and

cues.

SCRIPTUREThis scripture can be found

in the Bible.

SCRIVENERScrivener’s or scribe were used in Medieval times to

right down important things or events.

SUBSCRIBETo rap-up a letter or form of

writing, you subscribe it, sign underneath.

TRANSCRIBEThe typewriter is used to make copies of recorded

matter.

TRANSCRIPTBook are legally published,

the books shown in the picture to the left could be

examples of some.