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English mid-term

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Conflict a struggle between opposing forces The Most Dangerous Game
Round character A character that shows many different traits, faults as well as virtues The life of Walter Mitty
Flat character a character that is opposite to a round character
Foil a character who contrasts to another character The Most Dangerous Game
Epiphany sudden realization The Necklace
Symbolism something that stands for another thing The Birds
Tone the writer’s attitude The Interlopers
POV 3rd person limited
POV 3rd person omniscient
POV 1st person
Foreshadowing clues that suggest what’s going on
Metaphor a figure of speech
Situational Irony an event that occurs that directly contradicts expectations of characters The Cask of Amontillado
Verbal irony the opposite of what’s said is meant The Most Dangerous Game
Dramatic irony a general term for literary tequniques that portray differences
Theme a central message or insight into life revealed though a literary work
Allusion a reference to a well-known person place of thing The Road Ahead
Dreamy thoughts of pleasant things
To be lively
Brazen Shamelessly bold
Impunity exempt from punishment
Indolent Lazy, idle
Writhing twisting, turning
Furtive stealthily trying not to be heard
Avail be of help
Dogma a firmly held belief
Grisly horrifying, gruesome
Pyre a pile of wood which burns a body at a funeral
Myriad countless, innumerable
Demure shy or modest
Immolation a sacrifice
Bland dull, no color or taste
Tumult noisy commotion
Fretful irritable and discontent
Conundrum puzzling or confusing
Subjunctive enslavement
Perish Die
Medley mixture of things not usually found together
Insidious treacherous in a sly slick way
Precipitous steep, sheer
Virtuoso a musician who shows exceptionable ability
Futile useless, hopeless
Placid calm
Scullery a small room for washing dishes and utensils
Archaic old fashioned
Laden burdened
Ineffable to be over whelming
Marauder raiders
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