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U1L1 Vocabulary

Unit 1 Lesson 1 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Repetition Repeating words, phrases, or story elements to help people remember something.
Alliteration When the beginning sounds of words are repeated in a line of poetry or a sentence. Example: "Pristine palm trees were planted by the pier."
Imagery Describing things using words related to the five senses. Example: "If you put your hand in the icy water, your hand bones would ache and your hand would burn." (Feeling Imagery)
Metaphor Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as." Example: "The road was a ribbon of moonlight."
Symbol Something, usually a physical object, that stands for something else, such as an idea or quality. Examples: A turkey is a symbol of Thanksgiving; a lion is a symbol of courage.
Personal Narative A writer tells about an experience in his or her own life, using first person point of view.
Abolitionist Someone who fights to end (abolish) slavery.
Oral Traditions How a group of people with NO written language preserve history, beliefs, and traditions.
Mnemonic Devices to help people remember things. These include repetition, rhyme, alliteration, and even dance.
Totem An object from nature or a familiar animal chosen by an individual or group as a symbol.
Folklore The stories, beliefs, and traditions of a community or group. Fairy tales and urban legends are types of folklore.
Traditions Practices, behaviors, and celebrations that have a special meaning to a cultural group. Holidays are a form of tradition.
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