We did all the homework in class--study the answer sheet. Yesterday's post contained a lot of useful information about what will be on the test, so go back and have another look.
And go over the article about Larry Summers (also in yesterday's post if you don't have it). Bring your questions for Tuesday and I'll answer them before the test.
AM Proficiency Week 2
Study Sheet
Grammar Dimension Unit 11, Correlative Conjunction and
Appositives handouts
Grammar Dimensions, page 196
astronomy (compare
with astrology)
astronomical
hazard/hazardous
anthropology
[ANTHRO-man]
geography
geology
Grammar Dimensions, page 199
prominent
Grammar Dimensions, page 200-1
pedestrian [PED – foot]
jubilant/jubilation
Grammar Dimensions, page 203
parallel,/to
parallel
concise/concision
disqualified/to
disqualify (qualify/disqualify)
Grammar Dimensions, page 205
binding/to bind
(bind-bound-bound)
to adhere
to/adherence
to opt to
The Correlative
Conjunction handout
ivy/the ivy league
an owl
to
squabble/squabbling
racket
(uncountable, “noise”)
to set (to put) (She set the cup on the table)
Raise the Issues Unit 2
co-ed (co-educational)
alma mater
to elect to
to blossom/a
blossom
parochial
(schools/local or small-scale)
out of reach
to shortchange
exuberant/exuberance
fragile, fragility
[FRAG-C break, part]
self-esteem to esteem
to foster
an endorsement/to
endorse
to warrant/a
warrant
to discriminate
an
obsession/obsessed with
detrimental to/a
detriment
validity/valid/validate/invalid
inaccessible
a
controversy/controversial
Listening
consistently/consistent/consistency
to miss the point
a value system
to carry s.o/s.t.
through
to speak out
(against)
a boarding school
to forgo
“The
pseudo-feminist show trial of Larry Summers”
innate
to
denounce/denouncement
impolitic
elite
a decisive factor
a pool of
eligible/eligibility
to set off
furor
outrage/outrageous
to
refute/refutation
“to call into
question”
to have s.t. in
mind
to call for
to skew/skewed
a genome
a mantra
symmetrical/symmetry
a concession/to
concede
a handicap
to entail
to (not) bat at eye
to prod
tenured/tenure
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