Outsiders & Ch 1 & 2 & 3 Vocab Outsiders

Silent Read 20 min

*Reminder: Vocab Quiz this Friday Ch 1-3 Outsiders Vocab.

15 MC 

To: Mark 37-39

Lesson 35-37 Answer Key

Lesson 38-39 Answer Key

Continue with Outsiders Ch 3 

Chapter 3 - Read/Audio Outsiders Finish

Chapter 1:

  1. Asset 
  2. Unfathomable 
  3. Rivalry 
  4. Gingerly 
  5. Incredulous 

Chapter 2:

  1. Nonchalantly 
  2. Aloof 
  3. Elite 
  4. Reputation
  5. Vaguely 
NEW: Ch 3 Vocab:

  • Disgrace
  • Bawl
  • Elude
  • Gallant
  • Sullen

    • Time to complete all of the above via Dictionary:

    Full review prior to end of class. 

    Chapter 1:

    1. Asset
      Definition: A useful or valuable person or thing; a quality that can be advantageous.

    2. Unfathomable
      Definition: Impossible to understand or comprehend; incomprehensible.

    3. Rivalry
      Definition: A competition or conflict between individuals or groups, often characterized by hostility.

    4. Gingerly
      Definition: In a careful or cautious manner; with great care.

    5. Incredulous
      Definition: Unwilling or unable to believe something; skeptical.

    Chapter 2:

    1. Nonchalantly
      Definition: In a casually calm and relaxed manner; without concern or anxiety.

    2. Aloof
      Definition: Distant or uninvolved; not friendly or forthcoming.

    3. Elite
      Definition: A group or class of individuals considered to be the best in a particular society or category.

    4. Reputation
      Definition: The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something; a person's standing in the eyes of others.

    5. Vaguely
      Definition: In a way that is not clearly expressed or defined; unclearly or ambiguously.

    Chapter 3:

    1. Disgrace
      Definition: A state of dishonor or loss of respect; a shameful act or condition.

    2. Bawl
      Definition: To cry out loudly; to weep or shout noisily.

    3. Elude
      Definition: To escape or avoid something in a skillful or cunning way.

    4. Gallant
      Definition: Brave, noble, or chivalrous; showing courage or determination.

    5. Sullen
      Definition: Bad-tempered and sulky; showing a gloomy or morose attitude.

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