Choose a vocabulary word from Lesson 10 that resonates with you personally. Write a blog post explaining why this word is significant to you, including any personal memories or experiences that link you to the word.

 Prompt Response: A word from lessson 10 that resonates with me personally is tremulous which means to be nervous or timid. This word is significant has it decribes many experiences that I have been through. One of my favorite memories with this feeling is when I visited six flags in the 8th grade. My group of friends decided to go wait for the ride goliath. I had saw this ride and immediately gotten nervous after witnessing the straight decent into the sky at the very beginning. I felt very nervous and became less confident as the line moved up. 

Summary: During the class period we focused on new vocab from lesson 10. We wrote the new vocab in our notes to keep. After that we wrote orignally sentences for each word and completed exercise 1 along with exercise 3. Then we had class time to comeplete the blog post. 

Reflection: I regconized some of the words listed in lesson 10. For some of the words it was hard to be creative with making original sentences due to its definition. The experience that I had in 8th grade I can defiently describe it as tremulous after becoming more quiet as the line lessened. It was a very nervous experience going up the rail while on the ride. 

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