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Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

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Page 1: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1Intro to First Eight Words

Page 2: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong

__________ to keep staring at the disturbing wooden

hot dog statue.

Page 4: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

3. Connor often thinks about Zac Effron, ___________wishing they could be best friends, but knowing they probably won’t.

Page 5: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

4. Any differences between these two twins are ___________.

Page 6: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

5. Though the red team promised to compete fairly,

the green team became __________ of that pledge after numerous dirty plays.

Page 7: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

6. Susie eyed me ___________ when I told her she’d be having mashed up peas for lunch.

Page 8: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

7. Jack’s basketball shooting reputation was ________ when he lost three games of Horse to Granny Anita.

Page 9: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

8. This baby has some ______moves.

Page 10: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong

__________ to keep staring at the disturbing wooden

hot dog statue.

Page 11: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong compulsion to keep staring at the

disturbing wooden hot dog statue.

compulsion (noun): a strong, usually irresistible impulse to perform an act, especially one that is irrational or contrary to one’s own will

Page 14: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

3. Connor often thinks about Zac Effron, ___________wishing they could be best friends, but knowing they probably won’t.

Page 15: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

3. Connor often thinks about Zac Effron, wistfully wishing they could be best friends,

but knowing they probably won’t.

wistful (adv./adj.): full of wishful yearning, usually with sadness

Page 16: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

4. Any differences between these two twins are ___________.

Page 17: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

4. Any differences between these two twins are infinitesimal.

infinitesimal (adjective): immeasurably small

Page 18: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

5. Though the red team promised to compete fairly,

the green team became __________ of that pledge after numerous dirty plays.

Page 19: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

5. Though the red team promised to compete fairly,

the green team became cynical of that pledge

after numerous dirty plays.

cynical (adj./adv.): 1) believing the worst about human nature; distrusting the motives or sincerity of others; pessimistic

Page 20: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

6. Susie eyed me ___________ when I told her she’d be having mashed up peas for lunch.

Page 21: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

6. Susie eyed me contemptuously when I told her she’d be having mashed up peas for lunch.

contemptuously (adv/adj): showing or expressing disapproval or disdain

Page 22: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

7. Jack’s basketball shooting reputation was ________ when he lost three games of Horse to Granny Anita.

Page 23: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

7. Jack’s basketball shooting reputation was marred when he

lost three games of Horse to Granny Anita.

mar (verb): to spoil; to damage; to make imperfect

Page 24: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

8. This baby has some _____ moves.

Page 25: Gatsby Vocab Ch. 1 Intro to First Eight Words. 1. Though it freaked him out, Blake could not fight his strong __________ to keep staring at the disturbing.

8. This baby has some deft moves.

deft (adj./adv.): quick and skillful