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The Horned Toad

Vocabulary from the short story "The Horned Toad"

TermDefinition
abundance a large supply of something
vacant an empty or unoccupied/uninhabited space
verdancy the green, healthy growth of plants
progeny offspring or children/descendants
desolation an area of emptiness or bleakness
exposition part of the plot that introduces the characters and setting
climax the turning point for a character; the point of no return for a character
a boy feels guilty after his pet goldfish dies ch. vs self
a girl faces danger outside lost in the woods ch. vs nature
Rosa Parks fights against the rules of society by refusing to sit in the back of the bus. ch. vs society
Family is important is an example of a ________________ in a story. theme
specific characteristics that make someone who they are character traits
a character who undergoes significant internal change throughout the course of a story dynamic character
the process by which an author explicitly describes the traits, motivations, and characteristics of a character (word for word in the text) direct characterization
how an author reveals a character's personality, traits, and motivations through their actions, speech, thoughts, appearance, and how others perceive them, rather than stating these qualities directly (is not directly stated) indirect characterization
where two characters oppose each other due to clashing motivations, beliefs, or goals, creating a struggle that drives the plot forward ch. vs ch
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