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=NOTE:= =The tables and words for chapters 1-3 are now BELOW the tables for chapters 4-6.= =Just scroll down!=

= Vocab Sentences for Chapters 4-6 = Find a fresh sentence (no repeats) for each vocabulary word in this list. Copy and paste the sentence next to your name, and then write the part of speech that the word is used as in the next column. Feel free to use variations of the word, but do NOT use another person's sentence. You snooze, you lose!

The quiz for chapters 4-6 has closed. Please see Mrs. Sutton during Resource this week (9/28-29/11) to make it up. Read more: [|http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_use_aloof_in_a_sentence#ixzz1Z1Y28GJI] ||= Adjective || [] || ||= adj. ||  ||
 * ** Word ELEVEN: Aloof ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= my sister has an aloof personality ||= adjective || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= The room was swept and fairly neat, for Crooks was a proud,aloof man. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= Crooks was a proud, aloof man. ||= adjective || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= The idea of going to a place and staying aloof of the people is a mistake. ||= Adverb || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= Charles kept her aloof as if she were plague stricken. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Lena ||= They always stood aloof from their classmates. ||= Adverb || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= Jace can seem aloof sometimes, but he's just quiet.
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= They always stood aloof from their classmates. ||= adj || dictionary ||
 * = Sarah ||=  the new boy felt aloof from his classmatees
 * = Brian ||= Jace can seem aloof sometimes but hes just qiuet ||= adj || wikianswers.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= They  always stood aloof from their classmates. ||= Adj. || __[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= The boy was aloof of his findings. ||= ADJ || ME ||
 * = Michael S ||= They always stood aloof from their classmates. ||= adv || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aloof ||
 * Tyler || They always stood aloof from their classmates. || adj || dictionary ||
 * Yang Jason || He was aloof as a statue. || Adjective || Yang ||

[] rb || Of Mice and Men ||
 * ** Word TWELVE: Accumulated ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= i accumlated with health ||= verb || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= And scattered about the floor were a number of personal possessions; for, being alone, Crooks could leave his things about, ad being a stable buck and a cripple, he was more permanent than the other men, and he had accumulated more possessions than he could carry on his back. ||= Ve
 * = Jacob ||= (Crooks) had accumulated more possesions then he could carry on his back. ||= verb || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= I accumulate stuff in my house. ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= Accumulative effects of traffic is an issue. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Lena ||= To accumulate wealth. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Accumulation ** by dispossession is a nice concept but it needs careful application ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The student has accumulated to many school supplies then needed. ||= verb || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= I accumulated a bunch of supplies to build my house. ||= verb || me ||
 * = Ashley ||= I accumulated wealth. ||= verb. || __[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= The wealthiest people alive accumulated all the money. ||= VERB || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= Snow accumulated in the driveway. ||= verb || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Accumulated ||
 * Tyler || crooks had accumulated more possesions then he could carry on his back || verb || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || I've accumulated enough criminal records to finally be able to live the rest of my life in jail with free TV, food, and no rent. Success!! Wait until my buddies working their butts off at Burger King hears this. || Verb || Yang ||

crestfallen about the low notes still working ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * ** Word THIRTEEN: Crestfallen ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= candy was crestfallen ||= adjective || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= Candy was crestfallen. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My sister was crestfallen. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= I figure to myself he ought to be better; he looks rather
 * = Lena ||= She was crestfallen when she found out she hadn't gotten the job. ||= Adj || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= He looks shocked at the suggestion, and a little ** crestfallen **. ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The soccer player was crestfallen when the other team scored. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= He looked understandibly crestfallen as he made his way off the 18th green. ||= adj || yourdictionary.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= George was crestfallen by Lennie. ||= adj. || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= The pitcher was crestfallen when he gave up a walk-off bomb. ||= ADJ || me ||
 * = Michael S ||= he was crestfallen when some one stool hi car. ||= adjective || me ||
 * Tyler || candy was crestfallen || adj || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || He was crestfallen when a jumbo jet crash landed into his house. || Adjective || Yang ||


 * ** Word FOURTEEN: Disarming ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= crooks scowled, but lennies disarming smile defeated him. ||= adjective || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= Crooks scowled, but Lennie's disarming smile defeated him. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= Crooks scowled, but Lennie's disarming smile defeated him. ||= adjective || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My brother always has a disarming face when he's lieing to me. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Disarming through inspection does not help avert a war but rather sparks it. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Lena ||= A disarming smile. ||= Adj || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Disarm ** the militia and help with relief efforts. ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The guy tells him self he doesnt like her any more but her disarming smile makes him think differently. ||=  ||   ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= She flashed me a disarming smile. ||= adj || answers.yahoo.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">We were all charmed by his disarming openness and modesty ||= adj. || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= Little kids always have a disaring look if they get in trouble. ||= ADj || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">a disarming smile. ||= adj. || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/+Disarming ||
 * Tyler || crooks scowled but lennie's disarming smile defeated him || adjective || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || I know she wants something from me. Look at that disarming smile of hers, it's disgusting. || Adjective || Yang ||

<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">classmates. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * ** Word FIFTEEN: Sullenness ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= she paused and her face lost its sullenness and grew interest. ||=  ||   ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= She paused and her face lost its sullenness and grew interested. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= Her face lost its sullenness and grew interested. ||= adjective || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My friend always has a sullenness look on her face. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">The child was unknown for her sullenness; she rarely spoke to her
 * = Lena ||= There is a sullenness crowd. ||= Noun || __[]__ ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= Stephane was in hysterics, which is great, because he's been very ** sullen ** recently for some reason. ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= She paused and her face lost in sullenness and grew interested. ||= adj || omm ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= Her sullenness at the birthday party led her to sitting alone in the corner. ||= adj || chacha.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">There is a sullenness crowd. ||= noun || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= Most people have a sullen look on their face. || ADJ ||= Me ||  ||
 * = Michael S ||= Her face lost its sullenness and grew interested. ||= adj. || omm ||
 * Tyler || her face lost its sullenness and grew interested || adjective || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || He always has this sullen look on his face. || Adjective || Yang ||


 * ** Word SIXTEEN: Jeering ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= from outside came the clang of hourseshoes on the playing peg and theshout of men, playing,encouaging, jeering ||= adjective || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= From outside came the clang of horseshoes on the playing peg and the shouts of men, playing, encouraging, jeering. ||= Verb || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= From outside came the clang of horseshoes on the playing peg and the shouts of men, playing, encouraging, jeering. ||= Verb || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= She was ignoring the jeering group of people. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">The crowd continued with her Jeering. ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Lena ||= Don't jeer unless you can do better. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= He would prefer to die than hear the ** jeer **s of people rejoicing at his downfall. ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The scored jeered when they scored a goal. ||=  ||   ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||= verb || me ||
 * = Brian ||= Jeers at the final whistle. ||= verb || yourdictionary.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">He tried to ignore the jeering crowd. ||= verb || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= The crowd of the eciting game jeered at the end to the game ||= VERB || me ||
 * = Michael S ||= <span style="color: #333333; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">Don't jeerunless you can do better. ||= verb || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Jeering ||
 * Tyler || from outside came the clang of horseshoes on the playing peg and the shouts of men playing encouraging cheering || verb || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || The group jeered as the skateboarder landed on his crotch in a failed attempt at an exotic trick. || Verb || Yang ||

<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">courts. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * ** Word SEVENTEEN: Bewildered ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found **
 * Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= ** for a moment he seemed bewildered ** ||= adjective || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= For a moment he seemed bewildered. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= For a moment he seemed bewildered. ||= adjective || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My roomate had a look of bewildered amusement at the things I was saying. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Bewildered to find that our magistrates courts have become junior crown
 * = Lena ||= The change in policy seems to have bewildered many of out customers. ||= Adj. || __[]__ ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= Nevertheless, the fact remains that i embraced my complete ** bewilderment **. ||= adj || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The rubic cube defeated him because he was complelty biwildered. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= The good news will bewilder her. ||= adj || answers.yahoo.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">The change in policy seems to have bewildered many of ourcustomers. ||= adj. || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= Extremely hard puzzles bewilder me at the sight of them. ||= ADJ || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= She might have been a bit bewildered by the judging. ||= adj. || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/+Bewildered ||
 * Tyler || for a moment he seemd bewildered || adjective || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || Pies bewilder me. No, I am not kidding, they are illogical and out of their minds. || Verb || Pie ||

<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">long strike in 1812. ||= adjective || [] ||
 * ** Word EIGHTEEN: Discontent ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= and the meaness and the planning and the discountent and the ache for attention were all gone ||= noun || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= And the meanness and the plannings and the discontent and the ache for attention were all gone. ||= Noun || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= The meanness and the plannings and the dicontent and the ache for attention were all gone. ||= Noun || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= Throughout American higher education, the women are discontent. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">This widespread discontent came to a head with a two month
 * = Lena ||= Polls show that voters are growing increasingly discontent. ||= Adj. || __[]__ ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= Wages were also raised to head off the increasing working class ** discontent ** ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= It was distasteful lossing the soccer game to someone like Staney lake. (even though we didnt) ||= noun || omm ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= The boy was very discontent with his report card grades. ||= adj || wikianswers.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Polls show that voters are growing increasingly discontent. ||= adj. || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= a novel about a woman who is desperately //discontent// with the stifling limitations of her small-town life ||= ADJ || [] ||
 * = Michael S ||= Such questions were the public face of growing ** discontent ** . ||= adj. || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/discontent ||
 * Tyler || the meanness and the plannings and the discontent and the ache for attention were all gone || noun || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || A spoiled brat would never be content with what he has, or what he will have. It is sad to see that parents will put their child in such a distasteful mindset. || Adjective || Yang ||

<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">cook.” ||= verb || [] ||
 * ** Word NINETEEN: Retorted ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= ** now lennie retorted bellingeretly,"he ain't niether.'' ** ||= verb || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= Now Lennie retorted belligerently, "He ain't neither." ||= Verb || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= Lennie retorted belligerently,"He is not either" ||= verb || __Of Mice and Men__/ and me ||
 * = Makenzie ||= I have retorted to others what I think of them. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Mama Ike quickly retorted “we are in mourning no one has had time to
 * = Lena ||= I have retorted to others what I think of them. ||= Verb. || [] ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Retort ** stand, pointing downwards into a small beaker. ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Brandon retorted to the teacher after her comment on his grade. ||= verb || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= David held back the quick retort that came to his tongue. ||= verb || in-a-sentence.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">I retorted an insult. ||= verb || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= I will retort at thoughts that are mean to others ||= VERB || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= Now Lennie retorted belligerently, "He ain't neither." ||= verb || omm ||
 * Tyler || Lennie retorted belligerently,"He is not either" || verb || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || I couldn't help but retort at his ill thought, ridiculous comment. || Verb || Yang ||

<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">monotonous. ||= adjective || [] ||
 * ** Word TWENTY: Monotonous ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= his voice was monotonous, had no emphasis ||= adjective || of mice and men ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= His voice was monotonous, had no emphasis. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= His voice was monotonous, had no emphasis. ||= adjective || __Of Mice and Men__ ||
 * = Makenzie ||= Everyone has had the mindless slipup during a monotonous task. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Jeff ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Michael L ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Parades can be fun, but too much parading can make festivity look
 * = Lena ||= The lecturer's monotonous delivery threatened to put us to sleep. ||= Adj. || __[]__ ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= You certainly know when you are hit but the rotor sound gets a bit ** monotonous **after a while. ||= adj || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Its sad to see montous veiws because its all the same. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||= Your style, Willie, has become a bit monotonous. ||= adj || yourdictionary.com ||
 * = Ashley ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">The lecturer's monotonous delivery threatened to put us to sleep. ||= adj. || <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000099; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; vertical-align: baseline;">__[]__ ||
 * = Zach S ||= Teahers who have monotonous voices may put people to sleep ||= ADJ. || me ||
 * = Michael S ||=  ||= adj. ||   ||
 * Tyler || his voice was monotonous, had no emphasis || adjective || of mice and men ||
 * Yang Jason || Copying people's work constantly is a sign of dependency. One who depends on others are the ones who gets taken advantaged of, and who would never achieve anything on their own. One who depends on others lives a monotonous, pitiful life. Don't be that dependent person. || Adjective || Yang ||

**Vocab Sentences for Chapters 1-3**
Find a fresh sentence (no repeats) for each vocabulary word in this list. Copy and paste the sentence next to your name, and then write the part of speech that the word is used as in the next column. Feel free to use variations of the word, but do NOT use another person's sentence. You snooze, you lose! dictionaryrtefrence.com ||
 * ** Word ONE: Morosely ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= George stared morosleyat the water. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Priscilla ||= As her father told her to start her homework, she turned and stared morosely at the huge pile of papers to be completed for the next day. ||= adverb || yahoo.com/dictionaryrtefrence.com ||
 * = Chase ||= He became //morose// and withdrawn and would not talk to anyone. ||= Adjective || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/morose ||
 * = Emma ||= He was constantly gloomy, and even found ways to see the most positive of events morosely. ||= adverb || [] ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= George stared morosely at the water. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||= George stared morosely at the water. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Makenzie ||= The moon hung morosely above the ocean. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||= " George still stared morosely at the fire." ||= Adverb || Of Mice and Men page 12 ||
 * = Breana ||= The moon hung morosely above cornfields. ||= Adverb || [] ||
 * = Brooke L ||= He was constantly gloomy, and even found ways to see the most positive of events morosely. ||= Adverb || yahoo.com/
 * = Jeff ||= The moon hung morosely above the city. ||= Adverb || dictionary.com ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= **Morose** tones of so many when they address the issue. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Jeff disrespected his friend in a morose manner. ||= adjective || dictionary ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= Now whenever I start feeling **morose**, I revive by recalling that scene ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Michael S ||= Jeff starde morosely at the fire. ||= adverb. || http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/morosely ||
 * Tyler || george still stared morosely at the fire || adjective || of mice and men pg 12 ||
 * Yang Jason || George stared morosely at the water. || Adverb || OMM page 4 ||


 * ** Word TWO: Elaborate ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= Would you elaborate what you sayed? ||= verb || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= Care to //elaborate//? ||= Verb || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||= Would you elaborate more on what you mean by, cleaning my room? ||= verb || Me ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= The ballroom was decorated with elaborate flowers and ice sculptures. ||= Adjective || [|www.chacha.com] ||
 * = Jacob ||= Would you elaborate more on what you mean by saying " Could you stop doing that?" ||= verb || I made it up. ||
 * = Makenzie ||= Here comes a kid in an equally elaborate outfit, ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||= Can you elaborate on what we have to do? ||= Verb || Me ||
 * = Breana ||= If that is not your intended meaning, then please elabortate. ||= Verb || [] ||
 * = Brooke L ||= The standard includes relevant test methods - those for security are quite **elaborate** ||= verb || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= Please elaborate so i can under stand youre intended meaning. ||= verb || my mom ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= Just sitting with the wonderfully ** elaborate ** box that the handset ships in made me forget my once embarrassing lust for the motorola razr phone ||= Noun || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= <span style="color: #333333; font-family: verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">There are a lot of elaborate things in museums ||= adjective || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= When you elaborate you can extend your knowledge. ||= Verb || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= I see now that her behavior was all part of an //elaborate// plan. ||= verb || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/+elaborate?show=0&t=1316380267 ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || "Elaborate, please. I do not understand what the heck you just said." || Verb || Yang Jason ||


 * ** Word THREE: Reluctantly ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= When the boy found the wallet he reluctantly gave it to the owner. ||= Adverb || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= As the man reluctantly approached the overturned car, he was admonished by his friends for this risky choice. ||= Adverb || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||= The young man reluctantly gave his chair up for the old women. ||= Adverb || Myself ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= They were understandably reluctant to get in to the cab given its precarious position. ||= Adjective || [|www.chacha.com] ||
 * = Jacob ||= My little brother was reluctant to give his toy to my little cousin. ||= adjective ||  ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My brother was reluctant to take me to school. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||= He reluctantly gave up the cookie ||= Adverb || Me ||
 * = Breana ||= Reluctantly he tried to do his own homework. ||= Adverb || Me ||
 * = Brooke L ||= Many employers remain reluctant to give employees the above information ||= adverb || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= He reluctantly gave away hies food. ||= Adverb || my mom ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Reluctant ** hero sent on a seemingly impossible quest ||= Noun || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The first grader was reluctant to color the picture. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= Reluctantly he tried to do homework. ||= Adj || [] ||
 * = Michael S ||= We were //reluctant// to get involved. ||= //adverb// || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || On a survey regarding why students didn't do their homework, 2% replied they did do their homework, 6% forgot, and the rest replied that they were reluctant. || Adjective || Me ||


 * ** Word FOUR: Ominously ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= I ominously fell on the ground. ||=  ||   ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= In ominous tones, the men spoke of impending doom. ||= Adjective || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||= An ominous bank of dark clouds covered the sky. ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= The sun darkened ominously. ||= Adjective || [|www.thefreedictionary.com] ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My friend was ominously hurt. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||= An ominous bank of dark clouds appeared. ||= Adverb || Me ||
 * = Brooke L ||= She did not tremble any longer, but remained ominously still, as if she had been frozen where she sat ||= adjective || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= The fealing hung ominously in the air. ||= Adjective || Mikayla ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= She did not tremble any longer, but remained ominously still, as if she had been frozen where she sat ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Diego ominously stared at the chick in front of him. ||= adj || me/dictionary ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= The young boy omiously stared at the widow of the house. ||= ADV || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= He spoke in //ominous// tones. ||= Adjective || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ominously ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || Stalking people ominously may put you in jail, for harassment. || Adverb || My common sense ||


 * ** Word FIVE: Derogatory ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= this boy at school was being very derogatory. ||= adverb || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= Nowadays it is a light-hearted if not derogatory term. ||= Adjective || http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/derogatory ||
 * = Emma ||= Occasionally, however, reporters themselves dig out derogatory infromation from public records. ||= adj. || [] ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= Luckily, she had had nothing derogatory or confidential to say! ||= Adjective || sentence.yourdictionary.com ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= Please stop using a derogatory acronym that is offending me. ||= Adjective || [|http://dictionary.reference.com] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||= Fans made a steady stream of derogatory remarks to players on the other team. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Brooke L ||= The children were coached not to cry or ask questions, and above all to say nothing **derogatory** about saddam ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= Racist slangs are derogatory. ||= adj. || Mikayla ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Derogatory ** remarks made by gerry adams ||= Adjective || http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/derogatory ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Derogatory language is not acceptable in front of little kids. ||= adj || teachers ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||= Please stop using a ** derogatory ** acronym that is offensive. ||= Adj. || [|http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/derogatory#exsenttop] ||
 * = Zach S ||= Derogatory names are very offensive. ||= Adj. || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= <fans made a steady stream of //derogatory// remarks about the players on the visiting team> ||= Adj. || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/derogatory ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || Derogatory terms can be heard in many places that attention deprived people frequent, such as schools, the internet, and arguments. || Adjective || Some stupid guy called Yang Jason ||


 * ** Word SIX: Skeptically ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= the boy skeptically opened his present on christmas. ||=  ||   ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= The man stared skeptically at the group of friends as if they were committing an atrocious act of illegality. ||= Adjective || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||= The stores manager skeptically watched the girls as if they were going to steal something. ||= adv. || me ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= The teacher looked at the child skeptically. ||= Adjective || answers.yahoo.com ||
 * = Jacob ||= . ||=  ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= I feel skeptical about my mom saying shes going to pick me up. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||= The quarter back skeptically threw the ball. ||= Adjective || Me ||
 * = Breana ||= She skeptically spoke. ||= Adjective || Me ||
 * = Brooke L ||= The teacher looked at the child skeptically because she didn't think he actually wrote the paper. ||= adverb || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= She stared at the man across the street keptically. ||= adv. || Me ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= My mother is a skeptic when it comes to using mircowaves. ||= Adjective || me ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The evil teacher keeps looking at the kid skeptically ||= adj || [] ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= Skeptically, the engineer fixed that peice of the car. ||= Adv || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= He says he can win, but I remain //skeptical//. ||= Adj. || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/skeptically ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || When the dynamite failed to explode, the miners peered in skeptically. || Adverb || me ||


 * ** Word SEVEN: Complacently ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= Im complacently with my baseball. ||= Adjective || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= He stood complacently with a smug smile, knowing that he was indestructible and he would not be contested in his domination of anything in his path. ||= Adverb || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= He complacently lived out his life as a village school teacher. ||= Adjective || [|www.dictionary30.com] ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= I'm complacently with my volleyball team. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">One boy complacentlyannounced that he had found eleven sticks of dynamite on the beach. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Brooke L ||= We've now become complacent upon our supply of energy ||= adjective || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= I complacently live without R2D2. ||= adj. || Jayden ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= ** Complacent ** attitude toward unemployment ||= adj. || http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/complacent ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= We've now become complacent upon our food. ||= adj || [] ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= People who are watching the Broncos are far from complacent when they watch them play. ||= Adj. || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= We have grown too //complacent// over the years. ||= <span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; display: block; font-family: verdana; font-size: 10pt; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Adj. || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/complacently ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || The people at the beach was far from complacent when they saw the obnoxious boy with eleven sticks of dynamites. || Adjective || me ||

laughed in //derision// at my error. ||= //<span style="color: #717274; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Noun // || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/derision ||
 * ** Word EIGHT: Derision ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= It was my derision to buy pizzia. ||= noun || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= He stood and took the derision because he knew what happened; he knew the truth. ||= Noun || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= Through the open door came the thuds and occasional clangs of a horseshoe game, and now and then the sound of voices raised in approval or **derision**. ||= Noun || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= The comment met with immediate derision across the internet. ||= Noun || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||= You could hear the derision in her voice when she told him to take a hike. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Brooke L ||= Derision from the rest of the scientific community. ||= noun || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= The pore quality of the book desrved the derision it recieved from the critics. ||= noun || me ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= There are notorious examples of public art, such as those entered for the turner prize, which cause ** derision ** or outrage. ||= noun || http://sentences.yourdictionary.com/derision ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= Brandon got in trouble for the derision he made. ||= noun || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= The comment met with immediate ** derision ** across the internet. ||= Noun || [] ||
 * = Michael S ||= One of the students
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || The whole courtroom laughed derisively at the lawyer's dead baby joke. || Adjective/Adverb || me ||

parakeet in the backyard. ||= Adjective || [] || how ridiculous and laughable the politicians are. || Adjective/Adverb || Me ||
 * ** Word NINE: Solemnly ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= I solemnly spoke when I gave a toast at the wedding. ||= Adjective || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= There is comedy too, to alleviate the weight of supposedly **solemn** realism. ||= Adjective || http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/solemn ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= The priest spoke solemnly at the funeral. ||= Adjective || answers.yahoo.com ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My dad was mad at me for the solemn remark I made. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||= We had a solemn ceramony after we burried the
 * = Brooke L ||= There is a mystery - a very solemn mystery. ||= adjective || [] ||
 * = Jeff ||= The chaple was solemnly quit durring the service. ||= adj. || Mikayla ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= I solemnly swear I'm up to no good. ||= adj. || Harry Potter ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= The kids were very solemn after the school hamster died. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= Some private unions say a solemnly oath. ||= Adj || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= He spoke in a //solemn// and thoughtful manner. ||= //<span style="color: #717274; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">adj // || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/solemnly ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || Political matters are usually presented in a solemn manner, despite

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 * ** Word TEN: Reprehensible ** ||
 * = ** Name of Student ** ||= ** Found Sentence ** ||= ** Part of **
 * Speech ** || ====**Sentence Source**==== ||
 * = Daniel ||= my parents are reprehensile. ||= Adjetive || me ||
 * = Priscilla ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Chase ||= For his reprehensible crime, he was condemned to life in prison. ||= Adjective || Myself ||
 * = Emma ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Tanner ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Kara ||= When Candy spoke they both jumped as though they had been caught doing something r**eprehensible**. ||= Adjective || Of Mice and Men ||
 * = Jacob ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Makenzie ||= My mom can be reprehensible. ||= Adjective || [] ||
 * = Nick J ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Breana ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke L ||= Her parents are reprehenisble ||= adjective || me ||
 * = Jeff ||= His actions were reprehensible. ||= adjective || me ||
 * = Michael L ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Lena ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brooke M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Diego ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Cheyenne ||= However, i was obliged to be prudent so that those persons who spied into my actions might find nothing ** reprehensible **. ||= Adjective || http://sentences.yourdictionary.com/reprehensible ||
 * = Zach M ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brandon ||= My coach is very reprehensible. ||= adj || me ||
 * = Sarah ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Brian ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Ashley ||=  ||=   ||   ||
 * = Zach S ||= Being reprehensible is to be able to help a friend out. ||= Adj. || Me ||
 * = Michael S ||= <your behavior towards the other team was truly//reprehensible//, so you're being suspended from the next three games> ||= Adj. || http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reprehensible ||
 * Tyler ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Yang Jason || I am reprehensible for my poorly thought sentences. || Adjective || Me ||