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Vocab 1st Unit

8th Grade Vocab Unit 1

QuestionAnswer
forestall to prevent
petulant annoyed;irritated
meticulous extremely careful about detail
odyssey a series of adventures, filled with notable experiences and hardships
heritage something handed down from generation to generation
resolute having strong determination
stereotype a simplified conception that has special meaning and is held by members of a group
deplorable causing grief
genre a type of literature
dissentient differing from the majority
narrator the person telling the story. this person may or may not be in the story
second person narrator addresses the reader as if he or she is a part of the story
inference a reasonable conclusion that you draw from details or clues an author provides
third person the narrator is detached from the story. they only report the events occurring, and the reader must discover the meaning
annotate add notes (to a text or diagram) giving explanation or comment
dramatic irony when the words and actions of the characters have a different meaning for the reader than they do for the characters
supporting facts details or statements that support the main ideas
omniscient the narrator still uses the pronouns he,she, and they but they are outside of the story, they are all knowing
point of view the narrator's position in relation to the story being told
first person the narrator is part of the story, explaining the events from his or her own view
Created by: bmeg123
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