The document defines and provides examples of various vocabulary words including: - Archetype - the original pattern or model that other things are based on - Blasphemy - something disrespectful said about God or something holy - Hubris - excessive pride or arrogance - Kibosh - something that serves as a check or stop - Plagiarize - to use someone else's words or ideas as your own - Epitome - a perfect example of something - Rhetoric - the art of formal speaking or writing to influence people

1. Vocabulary – Cur. A
Week 5

2. Archetype
noun är-ki- tīpˈ ˌ
: the original pattern or model of
which all things of the same type are
representation or copies : prototype

3. Archetype
: the original
pattern or model of
which all things of
the same type are
representations or
copies : prototype

4. Archetype

5. Blasphemy
noun blas-fə-mēˈ
: something said or done that
is disrespectful to God or to
something holy

6. Blasphemy

7. Hubris
noun hyü-brəsˈ
: a great or foolish amount of
pride or confidence

8. Hubris
: a great or
foolish amount
of pride or
confidence

9. Kibosh
noun kī- bäsh, kī- ; ki- bäshˈ ˌ ˈ ˈ
: something that serves as a
check or stop

10. : something that
serves as a check
or stop
Kibosh

11. Plagiarize
verb plā-jə- rīz ˈ ˌ
: to use the words or ideas of
another person as if they were
your own words or ideas

12. Plagiarize
:to use the words
or ideas of another
person as if they
were your own
words or ideas
http://youtu.be/hdOYE-FLNuo
A quick example of plagiarism

13. Epitome
noun i- pi-tə-mēˈ
: an example that represents or
expresses something very well

14. Epitome
: an example
that
represents or
expresses
something
very well
I.E. “The Poster Child”

15. Rhetoric
noun re-tə-rik ˈ
: the art or skill of speaking or
writing formally and effectively
especially as a way to persuade
or influence people

16. Rhetoric
: the art or skill of
speaking or writing
formally and
effectively especially
as a way to persuade
or influence people

17. Anomaly
noun ə- nä-mə-lēˈ
: something that is
unusual or unexpected

18. :something that is
unusual or
unexpected
Anomaly

19. Carte Blanche
noun kärt- bläⁿshˈ ˈ
: permission to do something in any
way you choose to do it

20. Carte Blanche
: permission
to do
something
in any way
you choose
to do it
French, literally,
blank document

21. Faux pas
Noun fō- pä, fō- ˈ ˌ ˈ
: an embarrassing social
mistake

22. Faux pas
:an
embarrassing
social mistake

23. Freudian Slip
Noun
: a slip of the tongue that is
motivated by and reveals some
unconscious aspect of the mind

24. Freudian Slip
: a slip of the
tongue that is
motivated by
and reveals
some
unconscious
aspect of the
mind

25. Junket
Noun jəŋ-kətˈ
: a trip made by a government
official and paid for by the public

26. Junket
: a trip made by a
government official
and paid for by the
public

27. Malinger
intransitive verb mə- liŋ-gərˈ
: to pretend to be sick or injured in
order
to avoid doing work

28. Malinger
: to pretend to
be sick or
injured in order
to avoid doing
work

29. Narcissist
Noun nar·cis·sist
: a person who has an extreme
love for one's own body and self

30. Narcissist
: a person
who has an
extreme love
for one's own
body and self

31. Narcissist
A. Mental disorder
- Characterized by extreme self-absorption, self-
importance, and a need for attention
- Identified 1898,
- The disorder is named for the mythological Narcissus,
who fell in love with his own reflection.
- According to Sigmund Freud, narcissism is a normal
stage in children's development, but it is considered a
disorder when it occurs after puberty

32. Paradox
noun per-ə- däksˈ ˌ
: a statement that is seemingly
contradictory or opposed to common
sense and yet is perhaps true

33. Paradox

34. It is a paradox that computers need maintenance so
often, since they are meant to save people time.
As an actor, he's a paradox—he loves being in the
public eye but also deeply values and protects
his privacy.
Paradox
As this clip rolls remember what a paradox is and identify how
this situation described by Sheldon is an example of a paradox.
http://youtu.be/g_dZqj7I4yg