Quiz 1 Flashcards

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sheepishly (adverb)

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shy; bashful

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ferocious (adjective)

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fierce

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scowl (verb)

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make an unpleasant expression by contracting the eyebrows

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anxious (adjective)

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uneasy

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quiver (verb)

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tremble

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conviction (noun)

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a strong belief

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linger (verb)

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to continue to stay; to slowly proceed

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herd (noun)

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a group of animals of one kind

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campus (noun)

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the grounds and buildings of a college of school

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character

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a person or animal who takes part in the action of a literary work

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character traits

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qualities that make each character unique

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elective (noun)

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an optional course

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characterization

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the process writers use to create and develop characters

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indirect characterization

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when the writer reveals a character’s personality through his or her words and actions, and through the thoughts, words, and actions of others

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plot

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the sequence of events in a literary work

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exposition

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this introduces the setting, characters, and the basic situation

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direct characterization

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when the writer directly states or describes the character’s traits

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conflict

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the struggle between opposing forces

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climax

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highest point of suspense

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rising action

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reveals the conflicts, develops the conflicts

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resolution

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outcome of the conflict(s)

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falling action

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results of the climax are explained