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BMMS Holt Lang Arts Ch. 3

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theme   what the story means  
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subject   what the story is about  
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lavishly   generously; plentiful  
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mortified   ashamed; deeply embarrassed  
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spectacle   remarkable sight  
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etiquette   acceptable manners and behavior  
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summarize   sum up in your own words the writers information  
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plot   sequence of events in a story  
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generalization   a broad, general conclusion drawn from several examples or pieces of evidence  
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ludicrous   ridiculous, laughable  
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motives   reasons for a character's actions  
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hyperbole   exaggerated or overstated language  
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quotations   comments from people who have something significant to say about the topic  
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direct quotations   people's exact words  
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metamorphosis   a total change in shape or form  
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facts   pieces of information that can be proved true  
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opinions   personal beliefs or attitudes  
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adequate evidence   when you have been given enough information to draw your own conclusion  
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metaphor   directly compare two different things  
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simile   compares two different things, but uses a word of comparison, such as like, as ,as if, resembles, or seems  
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personification   gives human or human qualities to something that is not human or not alive  
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figurative language   language based on unusual comparisons, and is not literally true  
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idiom   an expression unique to a language. ex. it's raining cats and dogs  
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statistics   information expressed as numbers  
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mandatory   required  
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motivate   cause someone to do something or act in a certain way  
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conflict   a characters struggle with some problem  
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scrutiny   close examination or study  
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prestigious   much admired and sought after  
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advocates   supporters;defenders  
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mediation   attempt to settle disputes by stepping in and trying to help  
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