10th of October 2016

NUMBER WORD DEFINITION SENTENCE EXAMPLE 1 ROISTER To engage in a noisy revelry I didn’t get much sleep last night because my neighbours were roistering until dawn 2 AUSTERE Simple or plain not fancy They lived an austere life 3 SPARSE Present in small amounts Open land is sparse around here 4 PALTRY Having little meaning or importance A paltry ,underhanded scheme to get someone fired 5 WRETCHED Very unhappy Families living in wretched poverty

Season 6 : Episode 1

          In this new season, the first episode is about how Leonard's car was stolen in the middle of a Star Trek photo shoot in the dessert. The boys were on their way to Bakersfield Comic Con dressed u as the Star Trek commander fleet (looked funny and ridiculous). Conversely, Amy, Bernadette and Penny started to read comic books just to get a feel why their respective boyfriends love them so much. Sooner or later, they were arguing about Thor and his hammer all day long. 

         If I could change one thing to the material , I would include more funny scenes from the girls fighting each other about who can pick up Thor's hammer. This is because, when the boys' car got stolen, the audience will be neutral when this quiet sad incident rebut with more funny scenes from the girls. 

7th of October 2016

NUMBER WORD DEFINITION SENTENCE EXAMPLE 1 ERUDITION Impressive knowledge that is learned by studying A scholar or remarkable erudition 2 CAUSALITY The relationship between something that happens and the thing that causes it Scientists found no causality between the events 3 VACILLATE To repeatedly change your opinions She has vacillated the issue 4 SOVEREIGNTY Unlimited power over a country Upon leaving home she felt that she had achieved sovereignty for the first time in her life 5 ADJOURN To end something for a period of time The chairman has adjourned the meeting

6th of October 2016

NUMBER WORD DEFINITION SENTENCE EXAMPLE 1 CONFORMITY The fact of agreeing to something The corporate culture demands a certain conformity of appearance 2 ANACHRONISM Something that is mistakenly placed in a time where it does not belong The novel is full of anachronisms 3 COLLOQUIAL Using an informal style A colloquial essay on what makes a marriage successful 4 PROCLAIM To say something in public She proclaimed that she will run for governor 5 NUANCE A very small difference in color, tone or meaning A poem of little depth and nuance

The Magnificent Seven

          This movie is about a group of seven cowboys who came together to help defend a hopeless village from getting robed by an evil entrepreneur. This evil entrepreneur, Bart Bogue, chased away the villagers to dig up the gold buried under the village. A helpless woman who witnessed her husband being killed by the man earlier, seeks for help and got one. The first man who was willing to help her and the villagers, Sam Chisolm , recruited six other men to help him in the fight. After the battle had ended, the villagers finally won and killed Bogue and his men. 

          Apart from the action and the humor, I kinda dislike this story just because there was only three of the seven men survived. I had to witness the death of their friends all their sacrifice they had made. One quote that I was amazed from this movie is " they gave up their lives just to fight the battle that had nothing to do with them" something like that.

5th of October 2016

NUMBER WORD DEFINITION SENTENCE EXAMPLE 1 LYNCH To kill illegally as punishment for a crime The accused killer was lynched by an angry mob 2 REBUKE To speak in an angry way Strongly rebuked the girl for playing with matches 3 PROSECUTE To hold a trial against a person who is accused of a crime The case is being prosecuted by the assistant district attorney 4 PERSECUTE To treat someone cruelly or unfairly They were persecuted for their beliefs 5 LARCENY The act of stealing something He has been accused of several larcenies

4th of October 2016

NUMBER	WORD	DEFINITION	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
1	TURMOIL	A state of confusion or disorder	A period of political turmoil
2	OBSOLETE	No longer used by anyone	The system was made obsolete by their invention
3	OBSCURE	Difficult to understand	The origins of language are obscure
4	AMPING	To amplify	His guitar was amping at the maximum rate
5	BEVY	A large group of people or things	There was a bevy of coloured people doing riots in the streets