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PunctuationProblems

People in theTime Period

Historical and Literary

Time PeriodsPotpourriVocabularyVocabulary

This word means to hinder; This word means to hinder; retard or obstruct the progress retard or obstruct the progress

ofof

ImpedeImpede

This word means deep-seated This word means deep-seated ill will; hostilityill will; hostility

rancorrancor

This word could be used in the This word could be used in the following sentence:following sentence:

I made a ____ agreement to I made a ____ agreement to meet David at 7:30pm.meet David at 7:30pm.

TentativeTentative

This word is ominous, meaning This word is ominous, meaning menacing; threatening. It’s part menacing; threatening. It’s part

of speech is ____.of speech is ____.

adjectiveadjective

The part of speech for The part of speech for chauvinism, which means chauvinism, which means

prejudiced belief in one’s own prejudiced belief in one’s own gender, group or kind.gender, group or kind.

NounNoun

I had a dentist appointment at I had a dentist appointment at 10 30 am.10 30 am.

I had a dentist appointment I had a dentist appointment at 10:30 am.at 10:30 am.

My rancor towards Joshua had My rancor towards Joshua had everything to do with the football everything to do with the football

game we lost because of him.game we lost because of him.

My rancor towards Joshua had My rancor towards Joshua had everything to do with the football everything to do with the football game; we lost because of him.game; we lost because of him.

In order to live a fruitful, In order to live a fruitful, thoughtful, and intelligent life thoughtful, and intelligent life you must remember to do two you must remember to do two

things you must breath and things you must breath and have fun.have fun.

In order to live a fruitful, In order to live a fruitful, thoughtful, and intelligent life thoughtful, and intelligent life you must remember to do two you must remember to do two things; you must breath and things; you must breath and

have fun.have fun.

Please choose one of the Please choose one of the following to research the following to research the

Renaissance, Romanticism, or Renaissance, Romanticism, or Victorianism.Victorianism.

Please choose one of the Please choose one of the following to research: the following to research: the

Renaissance, Romanticism, or Renaissance, Romanticism, or Victorianism.Victorianism.

There are many places I would like to see Los

Angeles, California New York New York and Honolulu, Hawaii.

There are many places I would like to see: Los

Angeles, California; New York, New York; and

Honolulu, Hawaii.

This person challenged the theory that the planets

and sun orbited around the sun; he also

developed a modern telescope.

Galileo

Sir Isaac Newton discovered the existence of gravity during this time

period.

Neoclassical

This time period’s famous people include

Joan of Arc, Lady Godiva, Dracula, and

Marco Polo.

Medieval, the Middle Ages

Beethoven, William Wadsworth Longfellow,

and Mary Shelley lived and worked during this time

period.

Romanticism

Beowulf is an example of a work from this time

period.

Anglo-Saxon

Mona Lisa and the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling

both were painted during this time period.

Renaissance

This time period is famous for knights, jousting, and

the Crusades.

Medieval

This time period began when Germanic tribes settled in

Britain bringing their language and customs.

Anglo-Saxon

This time period means rebirth.

Renaissance

These punctuation marks would precede a list of

things.

colons

Name at least one famous composer

during the Romantic time period.

Beethoven or Mozart

This word means uninfluenced by emotions

or personal prejudices.

objectively

This time period saw a return to Roman and Greek classic

ideas. It also challenged those ideas with the

discovery of gravity and the proposal of the sun at the

center of the galaxy.

Neoclassical / Restoration

This word means impressively great in size,

force, or extent; enormous.

prodigious

Yesterday, I said I wanted to travel around the United States I

also mentioned that I’d like to see the Grand Canyon,

Yellowstone National Park, the Statue of Liberty, Laura Ingalls

Wilder’s house, and the Everglades.

Yesterday, I said I wanted to travel around the United States; I

also mentioned that I’d like to see: the Grand Canyon,

Yellowstone National Park, the Statue of Liberty, Laura Ingalls

Wilder’s house, and the Everglades.

What TWO “Greats” What TWO “Greats” happened during the happened during the Neoclassical period?Neoclassical period?

Great Plague and Great Great Plague and Great FireFire