Word Art Projects – 7th grade

• Create a word art display that includes the word, a definition, antonyms, synonyms, an image that represents the word and use the word in a sentence of your own.

• Once the class is complete I will incorporate all projects into one and attach to my file list on my web page. Use these to study for vocab test on Tuesday.

Vocabulary Test

• Tuesday’s vocabulary test will be online. Use the time at the end of class to complete the following.

• 1. Study for test using Vocabtest.com. You may use the puzzle section, practice test or one of the other sections to help you study. You may use ear phones for the audio part of vocabtest.com – nothing else.

• 2. Complete presidents project• 3. Finish narrative poem

Kameron – Flagrant

•(adj) extremely bad, glaring; scandalous

FlagrantDefinition

s

A Hard Foul in

basketball

Shockingly Noticeable or Obvious

Glaring

Archaic Blazing, Burning,

or Glowing

notorious scandalous a

flagrant crime a flagrant offender

Flagrant Synonyms

Conspicuously

disgraceful

Bad

Blatant

Flagrant •A hard foul in basketball is called a flagrant foul.

Foremost

First In Place

Ranked

Ordered

Beginning

Zakee - foremost

•(adj) chief, most important, primary•(adv) in the first place

Synonyms

Primary Prime

ParamountChief

Antonyms

Hindmost

LastSecondary

Ryan - Fledgling• (n) an inexperienced person,

beginner, a young bird about to leave the nest; • (adj) inexperienced, budding

Fledgling antonyms

pro expert

veteranOld-hand

Novice Tyro

NeophyteFreshman

Fledglingantonyms

Fledglingsentence

It was a fledgling riding career.

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Gabby - Brawl

• (n) a noisy quarrel or fight• (v) to quarrel or fight noisily

BRAWL

NONFIGHTIN

G

ANTONYMS

KINDNESS

PEACE

BRAWL

Scuffle Donnybrook

SYNONYMS Scrap

BOWERS USE THESE FOR A BRAWL .

My friend and I got into a street brawl with some people .

Lynette - Perjury

• (n) the act of swearing in to a lie

PERJURY

PERJURIES NO PERJURY

Act of swearing to a statement known to be false.

NO LYING

SYNONYMS

FraudCover-up

FableFAKERY

Antonyms

Truth Telling

Truth

Frankness Honesty

SENTENCES

I had to do a

project on the word perjury

The defendant was called as a witness and still committed perjury while under

oath

Lying while under oath

The prisoner committed perjury and served two

years in prison

Tony - Presume

• (v) to take for granted, assume or suppose; to dare, take upon oneself.

Presume

To dare or to be so

bold

To suppose that something

To make free

To take for granted

TONY THOMAS

Surmise

Overstep

Presume Synonyms

Infring

Trespass

I presume that I will get this right

Brianna - Flaw

•(n) a light fault, defect or crack

Perfectionfaultlessness

FlawAntonyms

Synonyms

ImperfectionBlemish

There are two flaws in this diamond ring.

Courtney - Wrath

•(n) intense anger

Wrath

Angersynonym

Rage synonym

cholersynonym

Iresynonym

Wrath

Mindlessantonym

Amiabilityantonym

Loveantonym

Peace antonym

wrath

His wrath on the field made his team fear

him.