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    Worksheet No. 2: Word Engine Direction: You May Have Encountered Some Unfamiliar Words in The Short Story, My

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    Worksheet No.

    2: Word Engine
    Direction: You may have encountered some unfamiliar words in the short story, My
    Father Goes to Court by Carlos Bulosan. Let us unveil their meanings through semantic
    webbing. Inside the circle, write words or phrases associated with the words at the
    center. The parts of speech to which the words belong are provided for your clues. Also,
    they are also used in sentences to give you context clues. You may add more circles, if
    needed. After writing all the words associated with it, combine them all and arrive one
    definition in a form of sentence. Find a partner and do the activity, after which, let us
    check your work.

    Name:

    Year & Section:

    Item No. 1

    OD__
    S__L_

    SC__T

    Scent
    Odor
    Smell

    AROMA
    (noun)

    The aroma of food permeated throughout the house, causing my mouth to water.

    Item No.2

    D_ C _ A _
    _

    J_D__

    P_N_S_

    Judge
    Declare
    Punish

    CONDEMN
    (verb)

    He was condemned to ten years in prison.

    Item No. 3

    I_F__T_
    __S

    P_I__N_
    U_

    TR___M
    _T____E

    Transmittable
    Infectious
    Poisonous

    CONTAGIOUS
    (adjective)

    I refer to surgery, and to the discovery of the causes and improvement in the
    treatment of contagious and epidemic diseases

    Item No.4
    S___T

    C_Y

    Y__L

    Yell
    Shout
    Cry

    ROAR
    (verb)

    She makes me roar in joy when she knows the spot.

    Item No. 5

    PA_ _ __

    S_ __ O_
    F

    P__Y

    Play
    Parade
    Show
    Off

    STRUT
    (verb)

    He struts around the town like he owns the place.

    Item No. 6
    U _ O _T_ _
    SC_R_

    RA__L_

    Rarely
    Uncommon
    Scarce

    SELDOM
    (adverb)

    Jeff does kind things for people but he seldom talks about it.

    Item No. 7

    P _ O_ P _ R

    HE_L__Y
    V_T_L

    __S

    Healthy
    Vital
    Prosperous

    ROBUST
    (adjective)

    More women than men go to the doctor. Perhaps men are more robust or worry less.
    Item No.
    W__L_N_

    V_ _ _ N T _
    R_

    Spontaneous
    Willing
    Voluntary

    GRATUITOUS
    (adjective)

    SPO_ T _ N
    __U_

    Theres too much crime and gratuitous violence on TV.

    Item No. 9
    T_I _
    W_A_

    S_C_L_

    Weak
    Thin
    Sickly

    FEEBLE
    (adjective)

    He told them he was old and feeble and was not able to walk so far.

    Item No. 10

    W_T_H
    _R _

    AU___N
    C_

    O_S_R_E
    _

    Audience
    Watcher
    Observer

    SPECTATORS
    (noun)

    Thirty thousand spectators watched the final game.

    Write your meaningful sentences here.

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

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