Unit 4 Vocab Flashcards

1
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glinty

A

sparkling

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2
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shuffle

A

to slide the feet along the ground while walking.

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3
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snagged

A

to catch and tear.

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4
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croon

A

to sing softly.

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5
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convey

A

a small group of flock or flock of birds, especially partridge of quail.

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6
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evidently

A

obviously; clearly.

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7
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slack

A

not firm or tight; loose.

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8
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epidemic

A

an outbreak of a disease that spreads quickly among many people.

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9
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detached

A

separated; disconnected.

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10
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subtly

A

not obviously; in a manner hard to notice or perceive.

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11
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recede

A

to become fainter or more distant.

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12
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pendulum

A

a weight hung so that it can swing freely, sometimes used in timing the workings of certain clocks.

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13
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muse

A

to say thoughtfully.

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14
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forlorn

A

appearing lonely or sad.

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15
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flimsy

A

not solid or strong.

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16
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dwindle

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to become less, until nothing remains.

17
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convivial

A

enjoying the company of others; sociable.

18
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imagery

A

words of phrases that appeal to reader’s senses.

19
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sentence structure

A

refers to whether sentences are short and simple or long and complex.

20
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word choice

A

writer’s use of words.

21
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style

A

the way something is written, not what it said, but how it’s said.

22
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tone

A

a writer’s attitude towards his or her subject.

23
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mood

A

a feeling that a writer creates for readers.