WORDS OF THE WEEK for 9-26-11 thru 9-30-11 (Group 4)
- EXACERBATE – To increase in severity; further aggravate
Telling Assistant Principal Wraggs a lie after already being in trouble will only exacerbate the punishment.
- APPREHENSIVE – Uneasy or fearful. (nervous)
Alfredo was feeling apprehensive when he saw the official throw a flag in his direction during a play on Friday.
- NONCHALANT– Casually unconcerned. Very indifferent
Greg tried to act nonchalant when he received an “A” in Mr. Jancich’s class even though he was actually very excited.
- RESILIENT – Rebounding, recovering readily.
After receiving a poor grade on the first test in Ms. Draskovich’s class, Rob showed he is resilient by earning an “A” on the next test.
- APATHETIC – Having or showing little emotion. (uncaring)
It is very difficult for Ms. Storck to teach her students when they are apathetic to what she is introducing to them.

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