Full of yearning or desire for something.

You do not tell other people about it, in order to avoid being embarrassed.

Feeling of uneasiness about something.

To feel or express regret or sorrow in a quiet and gentle way.

To feel confused and slightly worried by something because you do not understand it.

The primary organizing structure in poetry and verse that forms the basic recurring measure in a poem (small "paragraphs" in a poem).

A narrator’s, writer’s, or speaker’s position with regard to the events of a narrative (1st person- the main character is telling story/uses words like: I, me, my. 3rd person- someone else (narrator) is telling story/uses words like: they, them, she.

organizational patterns

Another term for text structure (how is the story organized)for ex. cause/effect, problem/solution, compare/contrast, sequence, chronological order, description.

Using a word or expression in a figurative sense, you use it with a more abstract or imaginative meaning than its ordinary literal meaning.

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Question	Answer
wistfully	Full of yearning or desire for something.
jest	A joking or mocking remark.
discreetly	You do not tell other people about it, in order to avoid being embarrassed.
anxiously	Feeling of uneasiness about something.
rueful	To feel or express regret or sorrow in a quiet and gentle way.
perplexed	To feel confused and slightly worried by something because you do not understand it.
stanza	The primary organizing structure in poetry and verse that forms the basic recurring measure in a poem (small "paragraphs" in a poem).
point of view	A narrator’s, writer’s, or speaker’s position with regard to the events of a narrative (1st person- the main character is telling story/uses words like: I, me, my. 3rd person- someone else (narrator) is telling story/uses words like: they, them, she.
organizational patterns	Another term for text structure (how is the story organized)for ex. cause/effect, problem/solution, compare/contrast, sequence, chronological order, description.
figurative language	Using a word or expression in a figurative sense, you use it with a more abstract or imaginative meaning than its ordinary literal meaning.

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