Lesson 15 Flashcards

1
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study

A

A child in the school house study hard

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2
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memorise

A

you need to see things that aren’t there in the school house in order to memorise them

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3
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flourish

A

you wish to flourish at the school house like the blossom of a tree

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4
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write

A

sage talks fast with his tongue wagging and the script uses his brush to write it down

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5
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haven

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seeing mortal struggling at see the all merciful used their brush to draw little havens into the coast

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6
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breed

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the taskmaster forces the cow to behave during breeding season

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7
Q

aggression

A

the special craft of the successful taskmaster is aggression

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8
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failure

A

mermaid trunchball taskmaster telling of the matilda clam for failing in her exams

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9
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a sheet of

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taskmaster whipping a tree to produce sheets against it’s will

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10
Q

happenstance (coincidence)

A

happenstance is the oldest taskmaster we know

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11
Q

awe

A

standing in awe you may wish to speak in flowery phrases language so the taskmaster is drilling you on your honerifics

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12
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admonish (reprimand)

A

the person you are in awe of admonishes you with straight forward words

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13
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say

A

four little sound waves from a mouth

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14
Q

plot

A

words and meters both used to create plots or plot a course of action

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15
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elucidate (elaborate)

A

you use whole words to elucidate your points

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16
Q

prison

A

the existing pack (current prisoners) are intimidating to the new chihuahua inmate who only has his words for protection

17
Q

revise

A

after completing a first draft you revise it by nailing words into place

18
Q

obituary

A

the words obituaries work like magic wands to bring the dead back to life

19
Q

chastise

A

words spoken to chastise us stick like glue

20
Q

instruction

A

instruction guide our progress with a gentle stream of words

21
Q

imperial edict

A

imperial edicts are made from words designed to seduce the audience

22
Q

packed

A

a piece of writing that is pregnant with meaning is packed with words like air in an aerosol can

23
Q

tale

A

the words of a tongue should come to gather to make a tale

24
Q

recitation

A

listening to the words of poets reciting their poetry is like being transported for a moment into eternity where the rules of everyday life have been suspended

25
Q

poem

A

because silence is important in boddest temples words must be chosen well so many records in temples read like poems

26
Q

word

A

even though I speak them the word of a language are not my own

27
Q

read

A

in the age of advertising the words read are used to sell us something

28
Q

tune

A

調

a complete tune is not only made of successive notes but of a lap of words

29
Q

discuss

A

in almost every attempt to discuss and issue, the favour of conditions creates and inflammation of words

30
Q

consent

A

the words of the young to not have legal validity unless backed by parental consent

31
Q

rebuke

A

the stern tone of a rebuke is seen here at a meeting of butchers waving their clever at each other and cutting one another with their words