Spelling List Week 1

abandon- to give up; discontinue; withdraw from.
I will abandon my cat because it is very sick.
absorb-to suck up or drink in.
The shamwow towel absorbs water very well.
abuse-to use wrongly or improperly; misuse.
The women was accuse of animal and child abuse.
accent-prominence of a syllable in terms of differential loudness, or of pitch, or length, or of a combination of these.
The swedish people have annoying accents so people complain.

accident- an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss.
We heard on the news that there was a horrible accident between a train and car that killed 3 people.
accompanied-to go along or in company with; join in action.
She was accompanied by the prince of Russia.
accomplishment-something done admirably or creditably.
Space exploration is a major accomplishment of science.
accurate-free from error or defect; precise; exact.
I hope my science prac was very accurate.
acquaint-to bring into social contact; to introduce.
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acquire-to come into possession or ownership of.
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acres-a common variable unit of land measure.
Our friends owned thirty acres of land due to the horse school they owned.
activities-the state or quality of being active.
There were many activities going on around the Entertainment Centre in Broadbeach.
acute-extremely great or serious; crucial.
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adapt-to make suitable to requirements or conditions; adjust or modify fittingly.
The koala adapted to its new surroundings quickly.
adaptation-the state of being adapted; adjustment.
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adequate-as much or as good as necessary for some requirement or purpose; fully sufficient.
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adjustment-the state of being adjusted; orderly relation of parts or elements.
an adjustment was made to the car because the exhaust pipe was broken.
administer-to make application of; give.
she administer the wine.
admiration-an object of wonder, pleasure, or approval:
Everyone was admired by the beautiful animals.
admit- to give right or means of entrance to.
She had to admit that she did the wrong thing and stand outside.

Elizabeth England.

Fashion in Enlizebethan England
The women wore
Underclothes-
- Smock or Shift.
-Stocking or hose
-Corsets or bodice
-Stomacher
-Petticoats
-Kirtle
-Forecoat

Reflection on Gymnastics

My name is Shoshuna Orloff and I signed up rhythmic gymnastics. I signed up with a group of friends and we thought gym would be fun. I was in the B rope team with Millie, Sasha and Sharday. Everybody joined and thought it would be fun. It then got harder and harder by having to attend all the training sessions at 6 am in the morning and 2 hour trainings some afternoons. I re commend rhythmic gymnastics because its fun and you can get fit and you get the chance to meet lots of new people.

Vote Earth Advertisement Two

1) I see in this picture a city and the words ‘don’t let this be our future.’ It is telling us to stop global warming and stop cutting down our trees and if we don’t be careful everything is just going to fade away and nothing will be left.

2) The purpose of the advertisement is to stop global warming now before it gets any worse than it already is.

3) It is targeting everyone. Everybody is causing global warming. Our rainforest will be dead and there will be hardly any oxygen to breathe. Global warming needs to stop now! Global warming is caused by pollution and with the amount of pollution the earth’s cars and vehicles are putting out, global warming is getting worse and worse by the minute.

Go Green Advertisement One.

1) I see a frog and it has the markings of the earth on the frog. It is promoting people to reduce, recycle and reuse. It’s telling people to go green and recycle things instead of littering them onto the streets and ground.

2) The purpose is to stop people littering and getting them to recycle and reuse. A little green frog is used to promote the poster because it is cute and catchy.

3) The sort of audience it is targeting is teenagers and adults because they are the people that tend to litter more. The message is to recycle used items instead of polluting the atmosphere with bad substances.

Anti-Bullying Advertisement Ad

This is my anti- bullying advertisemnt ad.
the paragraph in the top right hand corner says :

Its inaproppiate and it hurts peoples feelings.
Treat people how you want to be treated.
There is no need to put other people down to make yourself feel better.
It only causes problems and anger.
Stop Bullying Now!

Anti-Bullying Advertisement.

1. What message you hope the ad will deliver.
I hope that this ad will deliver the message to people that bully other adults/kids. I hope that the ad brings to everyone’s attention that bullying is wrong and there is no need to bully people. I think that the description in the top right hand corner will be good because children and adults will understand that bullying is wrong and it should stop now!
2. Why did you make certain choices regarding colour schemes, graphics and words?
I chose a bully in the background will a cross over top of the bully. It indicates that bullying is wrong and i put black in the background because usually bullies feel bad about themselves and they have to pick on other people to make them feel better.
3. How effective do you think this ad will be?
I think this add will be very effective because it has a good message going across the page and even if you cannot read you can get the message because of the bully in the background with the cross over it.

4. Who is the target audience of your ad? I.e which age group, boys or girls, etc.
The target audience of my ad is mainly children because bullying happens in most schools. My ad also looks at the adults because adults still bully people and it still goes on in workplaces.

Spelling List Week 7

Spelling List Week 7:
Absolutely
Definition: Completely and without qualification
Sentence: ‘I absolutely loved her birthday party!’ says Hannah
Immediately
Definition: Without delay or hesitation
Sentence: I immediately did my chores when i returned home
Necessarily
Definition: Inevitably; of necessity
Sentence: Necessarily it was important to tell the teacher that i hurt myself
Carefully
Definition: Taking care or paying attention
Sentence: I carefully walked across the road
Obstinately
Definition: In a stubborn unregenerate manner
Sentence:?
Voluntarily
Definition: Done, given, or acting of one’s own free will
Sentence: I voluntarily gave up my time on Sunday to help the needy.
Sensibly
Definition: In a sensible manner
Sentence: I played in the pool sensibly so i didn’t hurt myself
Efficiently
Definition: Abounding wasted time and effort
Sentence: I was using my thirty minutes on the computer efficiently
Frantically
Definition: Uncontrolled excitement or emotion
Sentence:?
Optimistically
Definition: In an optimistic manner
Sentence: ?
Scientifically
Definition: To explain with detail in a scientific way
Sentence: Ms Bardsley explained our EEI scientifically so we fully understood the prac.
Temporarily
Definition: For a limited time only.
Sentence: We were using old tennis rackets temporarily until the new ones were brought back to the school.
Unbelievable
Definition: Beyond belief or understanding
Sentence: The crash was unbelievable; it was three car pile up.
Irretrievable
Definition: Impossible to recover or retrieve
Sentence: ?
Inflamable
Definition: Burning; easy to set on fire.
Sentence: ?
Charitable
Definition: Replating to a charity
Sentence: The starlight foundation is a charitable foundation
Irresistible
Definition: Impossible to resist
Sentence: Light chocolate is irresistible
Resignation
Definition: The act of giving up
Sentence: The girl handed in her resignation form to her boss
Autonomous
Definition: Separate, independent
Sentence: Our city is autonomous
Recievership
Definition: The state of property that is in the hands of a receiver
Sentence: The business was in receivership.