1. Transcendv.To go beyond or above Transgressionn. A law or rule that has been broken; The act of “stepping over the line” TransparentAdj Allowing light to pass through; Not disguised Transcontinental Crossing through a continent Permeatev.To spread through PerpendicularAdj Vertical or upright; at right angles to a line or plane PertinentAdjRelevant to the point Perceivev. To understand; to get through to the point that you understand PerennialAdj Continuing throughout the whole year; lasting Per-Through, Thorough, Throughout Trans-Across, beyond, over, through Transcendv.To go beyond or above Transgressionn. A law or rule that has been broken; The act of “stepping over the line” TransparentAdj Allowing light to pass through; Not disguised Transcontinental Crossing through a continent Permeatev.To spread through PerpendicularAdj Vertical or upright; at right angles to a line or plane PertinentAdjRelevant to the point Perceivev. To understand; to get through to the point that you understand PerennialAdj Continuing throughout the whole year; lasting Per-Through, Thorough, Throughout Trans-Across, beyond, over, through

2. Warm-Up: Monday Per-Through, Thorough, Throughout Trans-Across, beyond, over, through

3. Perpendicular In math, when two perpendicular lines meet, two 90 degree angles are formed.

4. Pertinent In Social Studies, when Mr. Marcoly lectures, I watch so many people try to write down everything he says. I choose to simply write down the pertinent information. Hint: In Latin, “tenere” means “to hold”

5. Perceive From the look on her face, it was easy to perceive that Mariah was not it a very good mood.

6. Perennial Even though they are not as beautiful as annual flowers, my dad insists upon planting perennial flowers because they will last longer.

7. Permeate Once Mr. Carmona started to cry, the emotion permeated through the rest of the wedding attendants. Soon, everyone in the audience was on the verge of tears.

8. Transcend Tiger Woods is such an incredible golfer that he seems to transcend the expectations of regular professional golfers. He’s that amazing! Hint: In Latin, “scandere” means “to climb”

9. Transgression After his fourth gum chewing transgression, Pete was given a gum scraping detention. He did not enjoy that. Hint: In Latin, “gradi” means “to step”

10. Transparent It is always easy to play poker with Missy. She is such a transparent person that whenever she has good cards, she is not able to keep a good “poker face.” It’s obvious that she has good cards. Hint: In Latin, “parere” means “to show”

11. Transcontinental In the 1800’s, much work was done to complete a transcontinental railroad system that would connect the east and west coasts of the United States.

12. Permeate v. To spread through Perpendicular Adj Vertical or upright; at right angles to a line or plane Pertinent Adj Relevant to the point Perceive v. To understand; to get through to the point that you understand Perennial Adj Continuing throughout the whole year; lasting

13. Transcend v. To go beyond or above Transgression n. A law or rule that has been broken; The act of “stepping over the line” Transparent Adj Allowing light to pass through; Not disguised Transcontinental Crossing through a continent

15. 1.My math teacher asked us to draw two ______________ lines. 2.Even though it really is ______________ information, I rarely listen to the flight attendants are talking about the emergency exits. 3. I had to take a _______________ flight to New York. 4.My brother’s feet smelled so badly that the odor ______________ throughout the house. 5.The 7 th Grade writing scores were so good that they _______________ any of the groups of students before them. 6.After her fifth dress code ________________, Maria was assigned a Saturday School. 7.The young child was very _________________. You knew when he was unhappy because he’d throw a temper tantrum. 8.The New York Yankees are a ________________ favorite to win the World Series. 1.My math teacher asked us to draw two ______________ lines. 2.Even though it really is ______________ information, I rarely listen to the flight attendants are talking about the emergency exits. 3. I had to take a _______________ flight to New York. 4.My brother’s feet smelled so badly that the odor ______________ throughout the house. 5.The 7 th Grade writing scores were so good that they _______________ any of the groups of students before them. 6.After her fifth dress code ________________, Maria was assigned a Saturday School. 7.The young child was very _________________. You knew when he was unhappy because he’d throw a temper tantrum. 8.The New York Yankees are a ________________ favorite to win the World Series.

16. Warm-up: FRIDAY You have four minutes to review your vocabulary words. Please also be sure to know your new PER- and TRANS- words. Those will be on your test. You have four minutes to review your vocabulary words. Please also be sure to know your new PER- and TRANS- words. Those will be on your test.