Singapore Flashcards

1
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Grandfathers Story by?

A

Catherine Lim

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2
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Grandfathers Story (Catherine Lim):
Cruelties

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Atrocities

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3
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Grandfathers Story (Catherine Lim):
slaves

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bondmaids

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4
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Grandfathers Story (Catherine Lim):
mistresses

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concubines

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5
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Grandfathers Story (Catherine Lim):
severity

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virulence

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6
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Grandfathers Story (Catherine Lim):
heartbroken

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inconsolable

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7
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Things to Remember:
author tells us straight out, by exposition or analysis, what a character is like, or has someone in the story tell us what he is like.

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Direct Presentation

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Things to Remember:
author shows us the character in action; we infer what he is like from what he thinks or says or does.

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Indirect Presentation

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9
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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
what the characters do is our best clue to understand what they are

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action

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10
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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
appearance and environment reveal much about a characters social and economic status, of a characters social and economic status, of course, but also they us about character traits.

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descriptions, both personal and environmental

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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
although the speeches of most characters are functional, essential to keep the action moving along they provide material by which you may draw conclusion.

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Dramatic Statements and thoughts

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12
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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
by studying what characters say about each other, you may enhance your understanding of the character being discussed.

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Statements by other characters

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13
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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
what the author speaking with the authorial voice, says about a character is usually accurate and the authorial voice can be accepted factually.

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Statements by the author speaking as story teller or observer

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14
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Character Disclosed in Fiction:
Literary Approach

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Psychological Criticism

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15
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The Exile by?

A

Edwin Thumboo

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The Exile (Edwin Thumboo):
Inherited pain

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Ancestral agony

17
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The Exile (Edwin Thumboo):
communist caused

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China-wrought

18
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The Exile (Edwin Thumboo):
aggressive plan

A

gunboat policy

19
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The Exile (Edwin Thumboo):
Idealism imparted

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confucian smile

20
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The Exile (Edwin Thumboo):
Literary Approach

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Historical Criticism

21
Q

Sunflower for a Friend by?

A

Lee Yzu Pheng

22
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Sunflower for a Friend (Lee Yzu Pheng):
rascal

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reprobate

23
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Sunflower for a Friend (Lee Yzu Pheng):
nonsense

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gibberish

24
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Sunflower for a Friend (Lee Yzu Pheng):
violators

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transgressors

25
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Sunflower for a Friend (Lee Yzu Pheng):
anomaly

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aberration

26
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Sunflower for a Friend (Lee Yzu Pheng):
Literary Approach

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Reader-response criticism

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