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Summer of the Monkeys List #1

TermDefinition
sharecropper (N) a tenant farmer who gives a share of the crops raised to the landlord as rent
bottoms (N) low lying land adjacent to a river
foliage (N) plant leaves, especially tree leaves, considered as a group
terrapin (N) a turtle of coast areas of the E and S US, having a rigid or knobbed carapaces
sorghum (N) a cultivated grass native to Africa, widely grown for grain or syrup
contraption (N) a mechanical device; gadget
bawling (V) to sob loudly; wail
slough (N) a hollow usually filled with mud; a stagnant swamp
kindling (N) easily ignited material, used to light a fire
gunny sack (N) a sack made of burlap or gunny (coarse heavy fabric made of jute or hemp)
story elements the pieces, or parts, that make up a story
characters the people or animals who are important to the story
setting the time and location where a story takes place
problem the main issue, struggle, or conflict the characters are up against
solution the way the characters solve the problem
genre the type of story (main categories: fiction/nonfiction)
theme the underlying or main idea of a story
plot the sequence of all the events in a story
point of view how the story is told; the "voice"
Created by: lrpsalter
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