TTH+Vocab+7-8

Vocab pgs. 7-8 Previous 1. trifles, gesticulations, audacity, vehemently, ere 2. hark, derision

Word:Hark**
 * Page: 8
 * Story excerpt**:"I felt that I must scream or die!-and now-agian!-Hark!"
 * Definition: To listen attentively [|(Dictionary.com)]**
 * Paraphrase: I have to scream or die an now agian, listen to me.**
 * My first name and initial: Lauren S**

Page: 7 Word: ere Story excerpt**:** "But, ere long, I felt myself getting pale and wish them gone." Definition: previous to; before ([|Dictionary.com]) Paraphrase: But, before long, I felt pale and wanted them to go away. My first name and initial: Juliana C    **Page: 7** **Definition: boldness or daring** -your excerpt does not include the word; your paraphrase does include the vocab word; it should be the reverse -link to your source
 * Word: audacity**
 * Story excerpt**: In the moment, so bold from my glory.
 * Paraphrase: "In the wind, audacity of my perfect triumph."**
 * My first name and initial: Laura D**

My first name initial: Gabby H
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Word: derision**
 * Page: 8
 * Story excerpt: "Anything was more tolerable than this derision!"**
 * Definition:** Contemptuous or jeering laughter; ridicule. http://www.answers.com/derision
 * Paraphrase: Everything is better than the sound of the heart mocking me.**
 * My first name and initial:** Ryan S.


 * Page:** 7
 * Word:** gesticulation
 * Story excerpt**: In a high key and with violent //gesticulations//; -- but the noise steadily increased.
 * Definition:** an animated or excited gesture. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gesticulation
 * Paraphrase:** In a high key with violent gestures; -- but the noise steadily increased.
 * My first name and initial:** Lauren P.


 * Page:** 8
 * Word:** Derision
 * Story excerpt**: Anything was more tolerable than this derision!
 * Definition:** ridicule; mockery [|Dictionary.com]
 * Paraphrase:** I could withstand anything but this scathing barrage of mockery
 * My first name and initial:** LEO F