Friday, April 24

Periods 1, 3, 4, 5, 7
1. Word wall
2. New seats
3. New vocab

1. Inundate: to flood (V): The station was inundated with phone calls after Janet Jackson exposed her breast. The station was flooded with phone calls after Janet Jackson exposed her breast.
2. Incessant: going on without interruption (adj): The noise from the car alarm was incessant. The noise from the car alarm went on without interruption.
3. Impertinent: not important (adj): The last five minutes of the speech were impertinent. The last five minutes of the speech were not important.
4. Incisive: intelligent (adj): Her remarks during the speech were incisive. Her remarks during the speech were intelligent.
5. Irrevocable: not able to be reversed (adj): The speeding ticket was irrevocable. The speeding ticket was not able to be reversed.
6. Inaudible: not able to be heard (adj): The screeching noise was inaudible to humans. The screeching noise was not able to heard by humans.
7. Illusion: act of deception (N): The magician performed illusions. The magician performed acts of deception.
8. Inexplicable: not able to be explained (adj): The presence of the UFO was inexplicable. The presence of the UFO was not able to be explained.
9. Infuse: inject (V): The writer infused his opinion into the article. The writer injected his opinion into the article.
10. Impervious: not able to be penetrated (adj): The wall was impervious to my fist. The wall was not able to be penetrated by my fist.

11. Inundate: to flood (V):
12. Incessant: going on without interruption (adj):
13. Impertinent: not important (adj):
14. Incisive: intelligent (adj):
15. Irrevocable: not able to be reversed (adj):
16. Inaudible: not able to be heard (adj):
17. Illusion: acts of deception (N):
18. Inexplicable: not able to be explained (adj):
19. Infuse: inject (V):
20. Impervious: not able to be penetrated (adj):