SECOND SEMESTER (Week 4)
Week 4 (2nd March - 6th March)
Reminder:
💓Please sign the communication book every day
💗Please sign the quiz or test every Monday. I usually deliver the quiz or test paper on Monday.
💗 Quiz on Friday (6th March)
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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1 |
center
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n. |
中心 |
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13 |
distance |
n. |
距離 |
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2 |
science
fiction |
n. |
科幻小說 |
|
14 |
heave |
v. |
上下起伏 |
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3 |
imagine |
v. |
想像 |
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15 |
realize |
v. |
意識到 |
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4 |
discover |
v. |
發現 |
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16 |
terrible |
adj. |
|
|
5 |
nephew |
n. |
侄子；外甥 |
|
17 |
enormous |
adj. |
龐大的 |
|
6 |
explore |
v. |
探索 |
|
18 |
column |
n. |
|
|
7 |
descend |
v. |
下降 |
|
19 |
immense |
adj. |
巨大的 |
|
8 |
downward |
adj./
adv. |
向下的 |
|
20 |
echo |
n./v. |
|
|
9 |
remain |
v. |
停留；保持不變 |
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21 |
tremendous |
adj. |
巨大的；極好的 |
|
10 |
rudder |
n. |
舵 |
|
22 |
creature |
n. |
|
|
11 |
doze |
v. |
打盹 |
|
23 |
ghastly |
adj. |
|
|
12 |
awful |
adj. |
極壞的；糟糕的 |
|
24 |
peer |
v. |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
mass |
n. |
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|
28 |
scrap |
n. |
碎片;少量 |
|
26 |
coiling |
adj. |
（繩索、頭髮或電線的）捲，圈，盤 |
|
29 |
resist |
v. |
抵抗 |
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27 |
prodigious |
adj. |
能力優秀的 |
|
30 |
naturalist |
n. |
自然主義者 |
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Word |
POS |
Definition |
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1 |
center |
n. |
the middle point or part |
|
2 |
science fiction |
n. |
books, films, or cartoons about an imagined
future, especially about space travel or other planets |
|
3 |
imagine |
v. |
to form or have a mental picture or idea of
something |
|
4 |
discover |
v. |
to find information, a place or an object,
especially for the first time |
|
5 |
nephew |
n. |
a son of your sister or brother, or a son of
the sister or brother of your husband or wife |
|
6 |
explore |
v. |
to search and discover (about something) |
|
7 |
descend |
v. |
to go or come down |
|
8 |
downward |
adj./ adv. |
moving towards a lower position |
|
9 |
remain |
v. |
to stay in the same place or in the same
position |
|
10 |
rudder |
n. |
a flat piece of wood or metal at the back of
a boat or aircraft, moved from side to side in order to control the direction
of travel |
|
11 |
doze |
v. |
to have a short sleep, especially during the
day |
|
12 |
awful |
adj. |
extremely bad or unpleasant |
|
13 |
distance |
n. |
the amount of space between two places or
things |
|
14 |
heave |
v. |
if something heaves, it makes one or more
large movements up and down |
|
15 |
realize |
v. |
to understand a situation, sometimes suddenly |
|
16 |
terrible |
adj. |
very unpleasant or serious or of low quality |
|
17 |
enormous |
adj. |
extremely large |
|
18 |
column |
n. |
something that has a tall narrow shape |
|
19 |
immense |
adj. |
extremely large in size or degree |
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20 |
echo |
n./v. |
a sound that is heard after it has been
reflected off a surface such as a wall or a cliff; if a sound echoes or a
places echoes with a sound, you hear the sound again because you are in a
large, empty space. |
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21 |
tremendous |
adj. |
very great in amount or level, or extremely
good |
|
22 |
creature |
n. |
any large or small living thing that can move
independently |
|
23 |
ghastly |
adj. |
unpleasant and shocking |
|
24 |
peer |
v. |
to look carefully or with difficulty |
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Recognize Only Words |
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|
25 |
mass |
n. |
a solid lump with no
clear shape |
|
26 |
coiling |
adj. |
winding into rings or
spirals |
|
27 |
prodigious |
adj. |
extremely great in
ability, amount, or strength |
|
28 |
scrap |
n. |
a small piece of
something |
|
29 |
resist |
v. |
to fight against something
or someone that is attacking you |
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30 |
naturalist |
n. |
a person who studies
and knows a lot about plants and animals |
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Weekly Sentence |
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There seem to be half a dozen monsters, or
more, but the truth is there are only two! |
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Now, I, and Hans, and the Professor, are
gazing, from our tiny raft, at a living ichthyosaurus, rising from an ocean
deep inside the Earth! |
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We crouch on the raft, expecting that any
moment it will be overturned and we shall drown in that wildly disturbed sea,
hundreds of miles below the surface of the Earth: far, far from the sky,
trees, the blessed fresh air! |
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And then, suddenly, ichthyosaurus and
plesiosaurus disappear together under the waves |
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But bit by bit the great writhings die down,
and at last the plesiosaurus lies dead on the surface. |
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