This PowerPoint helps students to consider the concept of infinity.
Vocabulary exercises for list 55
1. List 55
discard
duration
essential
exhibit
juvenile
Discard—verb; to get rid of, dispense with, dispose of, eliminate, remove
(dis/card)
There are many things you can discard as well as ideas.
I discard my old clothes when they get too worn.
What is something you have discarded?
Antonym – keep, hold, allow, save, choose
Duration—noun; a time period, time scale, extent, span, term,
(dur/a/tion)
The duration of winter should be 3 months, however in Minnesota
it is 5 months.
The duration of the MRI was 30 minutes.
What’s the longest duration you’ve ever gone without a
vacation/sleep/ eating?
Antonym – end, stoppage, infinity, eternity
Essential—adj; needed, necessary, important, crucial, major
(es/sen/tial)
Es/sen/tial/ly—adv
In this time, a good education is essential.
Everyone needs the same essentials in life—food, clothing, and
shelter.
What other essentials do you think are needed?
Antonym - inessential, extra, minor, needless, optional, secondary
Exhibit—verb; to show, to display, to demonstrate, to present
(ex/hi/bit)
Ex/hi/bi/tor—noun (person)
Ex/hi/bi/tion—noun
We’re going to see the exhibit of Mayan pottery at the festival.
You can exhibit your progress by writing good essays and passing
tests.
What can you do to exhibit your feelings about another person/
school/ parenting?
Antonym – to disguise, to conceal, to cover, to hide
Juvenile—adj; young, youthful, adolescent, junior, young
The juvenile detention center is a jail for those under 18.
2. She doesn’t appreciate juvenile behavior from adults in her
classroom.
What kind of food/ games/ TV shows are best for juveniles?
Antonym – adult, mature, experienced, old, grown-up
List 55
discard
duration
essential
exhibit
juvenile
Definitions
1. _____________________ to present for others to see; display
2. _____________________ the time during which something exists or
happens; the time remaining for something
3. _____________________ to throw away
4. _____________________ young; not fully grown; like a child
5. _____________________ necessary
Fill in the Blank
6. A sixty-year-old woman should not wear dresses with
_____________________ cartoon figures like Mickey Mouse on them.
3. 7. Lewis takes the furniture people have _____________________ed on
the street and makes new furniture from it.
8. Popcorn is an _____________________ part of movie watching in the
United States.
9. Maria _____________________ed her collection of coins from other
countries.
10. Two rude women whispered through the entire
_____________________ of my speech.
Word Match
11. I saw three little kittens in the
backyard.
_____ a. discard
12. You can’t play soccer without a ball. _____ b. duration
13. The movie lasted an hour and a half. _____ c. essential
14. I put the students’ paragraphs on the
bulletin board.
_____ d. exhibit
15. She threw out her broken typewriter
when she bought the new computer.
_____ e. juvenile
Analogies
16. discard : remove ::
a. run : walk
b. keep : save
c. mother : woman
d. water : liquid
17. duration : 3 hours ::
a. desk : table
b. drink: eat
c. time : 5 days
d. people : person
18. essential : necessary ::
a. duration : length
b. paper : pen
c. camera : drawing
d. fork : knife
19. exhibit : paintings ::
a. tape : tie
b. bottle : cup
4. c. wander : think
d. publish : stories
20. juvenile : adult ::
a. green : leaf
b. tomorrow : future:
c. light : dark
d. key : lock
What/Should Questions:
21. What kinds of things do you discard? How often?
22. What should the duration for a relaxing vacation be?
23. What things are essential to have in house?
24. Would do you exhibit in your home?
25. Should there be a curfew for juveniles? What time? Should it
be different on weekdays vs. weekends?