Chapter 4 Vocab Point of View Flashcards

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First person point of view

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Story can also be told by one of the characters. Character speaks as “I”

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Omniscient point of view

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The all-knowing point of view

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Third person point of view

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Narrator zooms in on the thoughts and feelings of just one character in the story

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Perspective

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Refers to the way we look at a subject

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Objective

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Unbiased and presents the facts and figures rather than the writer’s private feelings

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Subjective

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When writers share their own feelings, thoughts, opinions, and judgements

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Habitual

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Done or fixed by habit

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Intricate

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Complicated; full of detail

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Dismally

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Miserably; gloomily

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Egotism

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Conceit; talking about oneself too much

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Simultaneously

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At the same time

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Buckboard

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Open carriage

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Buttes

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Steep, flat-topped hills that stand alone on a plain

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Hipshot

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With one hip lower than the other

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Palavered

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Talked; met to discuss something

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Monarch

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Sole and absolute leader

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Alliance

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Pact between nations, families, or individuals that shows a common cause

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Monopoly

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Exclusive control of a market

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Arrogant

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Overly convinced of one’s own importance

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Intolerable

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Unbearable