Scrib, Scrip Scrib, Scrip MnemonicsMnemonicsScrib, Scrip Scrib, Scrip MnemonicsMnemonics

By: Cara BlevinsBy: Cara Blevins

Scrib, Scrip- to write

This shows scrib, scrip because they are writing.

Conscription- compulsory enrollment of persons especially

for military service: draft

This shows conscription because it’s mostly used for military service and this is a picture of a soldier for the military and

a tank, also from the military.

Describe- to represent or

give an account of in words

This picture is of a green frog with blood shot red

eyes. Standing on the side of a dark rock.

This shows describe because I added a description about what the picture looks like.

Inscription- the entering of a name on or as if on a list

This shows inscription because the picture is like engraved onto the rock which is a entering on it.

This also shows inscription because the man is entered onto this pennie.

Manuscript- written by hand or typed

These show manuscript

because they were written by hand

and typed. Which is a manuscript.

Prescription- the process of making claim to something by

long use and enjoyment

These show prescription because they are giving

you something, so you are making it yours, you are

claiming it.

Scribble- to write hastily or carelessly without regard to

legibility or form

These pictures show scribble because they are just drawing

lines that don’t even create anything. They just move

their pencil or chalk around without care.

Scribe- a copier of manuscripts

These pictures show scribe because they are copying what the other person is

writing, which is a scribe.

Script- something written: text

This picture shows script because

usually scripts are used for drama.

People read scripts to make a play,

and that’s what he is doing.

Scripture- the books of the bible- often used in plural (2) often

capitalized: a passage from the bible

These pictures show scripture because they are bibles. They have passages from the bible, because they

ARE the bible.

Scrivener- a professional or public copyist or writer: scribe

These are pictures of teachers which are

scriveners. They are professional scribes,

because they write on the board and they are

professionals.

Subscribe- to write (ones name) underneath: sign

I choose this picture to resemble subscribe

because you can subscribe to a newspaper.

Transcribe- to make a copy of (dictated or recorded matter) in longhand or on a machine (as a

typewriter)

This picture shows transcribe because it’s

recording, copying.

Transcript- an official or legal and often published

copy

These are examples of transcript because these are the symbols for published, and transcript is about

publishing.

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