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Unit 3 SG
Interlopers, Necklace, Cask of Amontillado, and other articles
Question | Answer |
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Narrator | Controls everything we know about characters and events. |
Voice | The writers use of language and overall style. |
First Person | Character in story who talks to the reader using I and experiences what they think or tell us. |
Third Person Limited | Zooms in on one character and shares other character's reactions. |
Third Person Omniscient | Narrator is not a character in the story, is all knowing, and can tell us everything about everyone. |
Tone | Attitude speaker or writer takes toward a character, a subject, and an audience. |
Voice | The writers use of language or overall style. |
Plot | A series of related events. |
Unreliable Narrator | A biased narrator who chooses whether to deceive or not. |
Persona | A mask or voice for a first-person narrator. |
Surprise Ending | It resolves a story's conflict in a totally unexpected, yet logical, way. |
Irony | The sense that something has turned out to be the opposite of what we expected. |
Synthesizing | Main idea: Paraphrase. Paraphrase: Put into your own words. Evidence: Facts, stats, examples, testimony |
Context clues | Define, restate, example compare, and contrast. |
Precipitous | Very steep. |
Acquiesced | Accepted; complied with. |
Marauders | People who roam in search of loot or goods to steal. |
Exasperation | Great annoyance. |
Pious | Showing religious devotion. |
Retorted | Replied sharply. |
Condolences | Expressions of sympathy. |
Languor | Weakness; weariness. |
Reconciliation | Friendly end to a quarrel. |
Succor | Help given to someone in distress; relief. |
Incessantly | Constantly; continually. |
Disconsolate | Causing sadness or depression; also very unhappy. |
Vexation | Disturbance; distress. |
Pauper | Very poor person. |
Adulation | Intense or excessive admiration or praise. |
Aghast | Terrified; horrified. |
Privations | Hardships; lack of the things needed for a happy, healthy life. |
Exorbitant | Much too high in price or amount. |
Precluded | Made impossible in advance; prevented. |
Impunity | Freedom from punishment or harm. |
Retribution | Punishment. |
Immolation | Destruction. |
Connoisseurship | Expert knowledge. |
Impose | Take advantage on. |
Recoiling | Moving backwards, as in fear. |
Endeavored | Tried. |
Obstinate | Stubborn. |
Succession | Series. |