TheOutsidersChapters1-2 roguishly:deceitful;playfulmanner WhodidDallygrinroguishlyat? incredulous:disbelief WhatdidCherrydoaftershegaveDallyanincredulous look? nonchalantly:unconcerned;indifferent WhydidPonyboyspeaknonchalantlytoCherryand Marcia? abiding:lastingforalongtime WhoisthemostlawabidingcitizeninTheOutsiders...
Chapters 3-4 The Outsiders Vocabulary Chapters 3-4 The Outsiders bewildering adjective confusing or perplexing There is a bewildering array of holidays to choose from. contemptuously adverb in a scornful way that shows disdain He contemptuously dismisses his son's work. gallantly in a brave or hero...
Reputation noun the state of being held in high esteem and honor “We could have hurt her reputation.” Stagger verb To walk as if unable to control one's movements “Five Socs were coming straight at us, and from the way they were staggering I figured they were reeling pickled.” Clutch...
Review: The Sluts, Dennis Cooper Dennis Cooper and I have been on a collision course my entire life. I’m embarrassed for having taken so long to discover him, but I am making up for lost time (I’ve read seven of his books this year and am currently on my eighth). ...
Rule number 2, Follow rule number 1. Since he has been investing for 50 years and hasn't lost his capital every single year, which is a lifetime of being undefeated. The cumulative victory would be large.例如,当沃伦·巴菲特谈及投资时,他给出了2条建议:第一条规则是不要损失你的资本,第二...
Chapter I: The Bertolini The Signora had no business to do it," said Miss Bartlett, "no business at all. She promised us south rooms with a view close together, instead of which here are north rooms, looking into a courtyard, and a long way apart. Oh, Lucy!" ...
局外人outsiderschaptersjohnnycliquesdally The Outsiders Chapters 5 & 6Activity:freewrite(Youdonothavetosharewiththeclass.)Ineveryorganizedgroupofpeople,socialgroupsorcliquesexist.Thinkaboutthegroups,cliques,atourschool.Wheredoyoufitintothestructureanddoyoufeelthatyourplacementinthisgroupisafairandaccurateone?Whyor...
“Riding the backs of his corpuscles, leaping onto them from his stomach wall and through the thick gray coils of his intestines, not giving a shit what his heart wanted, the hard black grit of Mama’s catabolized meals jammed itself into his flesh and fat and gristle.” Friends, that’...
6. quivering I finally calmed down and wiped my eyes on my bare arm 6. quivering I finally calmed down and wiped my eyes on my bare arm. My breath was coming in quivering sobs. "Gotta cigarette?" (pg. 45) Use the word quivering as a different part of speech. Student definition base...
“Riding the backs of his corpuscles, leaping onto them from his stomach wall and through the thick gray coils of his intestines, not giving a shit what his heart wanted, the hard black grit of Mama’s catabolized meals jammed itself into his flesh and fat and gristle.” Friends, that’...