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define verb word to express action or a state of being
action verb expresses physical or mental action
linking verb links the subject of a sentence to a word in the predicate
auxiliary verbs/helping verbs combined with verbs to form a phrase
paddy flooded field where rice is grown
stealth secret actions or movements
pretended act like someone else
fecund produce much growth
diffuse unfocused
skirted to go around or outside of
courage strength and determination
inertia tendency to continue what one is doing
mortar muzzle loading grenade laucher used for medium ranges
giggles uncontrolable laughter
style way the piece of work is written
voice the personality of the author
flashback an account of something before the story is started
realism vivid descriptions of what the charactor sees or does
inferences something gathered but not outright said
author of charming billy tim o'brien
first person i, me, we, us
second person you
third person he, she, him, her, it, they, them
prospects chances or opportunities
incessantly constantly/continuious
pauper poor person
aghast shocked
gamut range or series of numbers
askew crooked/slanted
paste immatation gems
seine river in paris
franc money in france
character people in story
common noun general name for a person, place, thing, or idea
proper noun name of a perticular person, place, thing, or idea
concrete noun name of something percieved by the senses
abstract name of an idea, quality, or state
singular noun one person, place, thing, or idea
plural noun more than one person, place, thing, or idea
collective noun single noun formed from two or more words
aperture an opening
subside to decrease in amount
repose to lie at dead or rest
abscond to go away suddenly or secretly
impunity freedom from penalty or harm
dramatic irony occurs when readers know more about the situation in the story thamn the character does
verbal irony when a character states one thing but means another
setting the time and place of the storys action
quarry the object of the hunt
tangible with formn and easy to describe
suspence uncertainty or tention in the story
inferior less important
plot important events from the story
uncanny remarkable or outstanding
conflict struggle between two or more opposing forces
imperative necessary
pronouns singular, plural, atecendent, reflexive, intensive, demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative, relative
the most dangerous game author: richard connell. setting: island. conflict: survive the night as zaroff hunts him.
Created by: ahamm
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