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English Vocab. 10/15

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
tangible touchable, detectable
abrupt sudden, unexpected
perils dangers, hazards
vigor strength, hardiness
vitality liveliness, energy
anguish agony, pain
bewilderment confusion, disoriented, puzzlement
condone excuse, forgive
naive innocent, ignorant, simple
ardent intense, passionate
precariously unsafely, dangerously, daringly
personification Giving non-human things, human qualities.
word choice The thought put into the words used in writing (making sure you don’t repeat words often)
theme The lesson the author wants the reader to learn; the big picture (not about a specific character or event
characterization The way the author reveals the character to the reader
dynamic character A character that changes throughout the course of the story
static character A character that DOES NOT change during the course of the story.
indirect characterization When an author reveals the personality of a character through his/her speech, actions, appearance, private thoughts or how other characters react to him/her.
direct characterization When the author uses a direct statement about a character to describe his/her personality.
suspense A technique an author uses to make a reader feel nervous, anxious or uncertain about what might happen in the story.
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