Literature Trim 2 Flashcards
stanzas:
how poems are organized
narrative poetry:
tells a story
lyric poem:
tells feelings/emotion
free poem:
no fixed meter, rhyme, etc
rhyme:
repeating of end sounds
rhythm:
pattern of beats
meter:
predictable rythm
alliteration:
repeating of consonants
assonance:
what vowel sound is repeated
allusion:
a reference to someone/thing known from history, sports, etc
imagery:
use of language to provoke the past
perpetual:
forever
pretense:
a false show
minded:
take charge of
whimper:
soft cry
Author’s craft:
the way the author complains elements like purpose and character
text organization:
the way writers arrange words
time order:
exact order of events
compare and contrast:
what do people/things/ideas have in common
problem and solution:
what’s the problem and how it’s solved
cause and effect:
like a chain reaction. Someone does something then something happens
character traits go as 2 types:
indirect and direct character traits
direct character traits:
when the author tells you exactly and clearly how a character is
e.g) Sam is sloppy
indirect character traits:
describing a character through their actions
theme:
the message of a story, usually about lessons in books
stated theme:
expressed directly in the text
implied theme:
expressed gradually as the book goes on
Penn is…
a Quaker, who they promote peace and are vegetarians
scrawny:
thin/unhealthy/unpleasant
prairie:
flat land
violence:
use of physical force 2 harm
glum:
sad
misery:
lack of happiness
Amish:
a protestant group
pester:
beg and annoy to
shudder:
shake/shock
Crash took the names as…
Megatroid and Panourpse
rouge:
makeup
obnoxious:
unpleasant/disturbing
fumble:
in search of/to fall over
campaign:
military actions/vote seeking/activity
vermin:
an insect that eats on plants
hoist:
to lug up
pay dirt:
profit in return
sneer:
dirty look
sputter:
speak rapidly/make loud noises
Jane called Crash a ___
jerk
Crash felt like he shoudn’t have asked his dad about his game because…
his dad would feel bad
Crash felt like he could’ve gave his _____ ______ for the look Jane Forbes gave Penn
left nostril
scrumptious:
delightful
Scooter was described as:
a person you can trust
Scooter ____ __ Crash’s house
moved into
Scooter does what to Abby and Crash?
Scooter tells them stories
fluorescent:
dazzling in color
anaconda:
a snake+the largest in the boa family
Borneo:
3rd largest island in the world
swoon:
happiness
forlorn:
hopeless and miserable
Abby’s mother lied that she…
buys her new clothes instead of 2nd Time Around
Abby eats oyster stuffing, because…
they don’t have faces
Scooter’s thanksgiving meal was described as…
delicious, and if you threw out the turkey, you wouldn’t even miss it
The girl Crash asked to dance with was described as:
the body of a 3rd grader and the face of a drunken grandmother
stroke:
stoppage of blood to the brain
woozy:
dizzy
klutzy:
tripping a lot
jabber:
talk quickly
clammy:
warm/damp
bulge:
to expand
blubber:
ocean animal fat
pneumonia:
inflammation of the lungs