Vocab #14 Flashcards

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Antagonist

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(n) someone who offers opposition

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Protagonist

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(n) the principal character in a work of fiction; struggles against an obstacle

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3
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Epilogue

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(n) a short speech addressed directly to the audience by an actor at the end of a play

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4
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Legacy

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(n) a gift of personal property in a will

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5
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Lore

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(n) knowledge gained through tradition or stories

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Etymology

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(n) the history of a word

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7
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Alibi

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(n) a defense by an accused person that supposedly shows how he
or she could not have committed a particular crime

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8
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Inference

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(n) a conclusion drawn based on circumstantial evidence or by logical judgment

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9
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Idiom

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(n) an expression whose meaning cannot be known by the words

that make it up (“You hit the nail on the head.”)

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10
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Imagery

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(n) mental pictures or sensations formed in response to words

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11
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(n) someone who offers opposition

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Antagonist

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(n) the principal character in a work of fiction; struggles against an obstacle

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Protagonist

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13
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(n) a short speech addressed directly to the audience by an actor at the end of a play

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Epilogue

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14
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(n) a gift of personal property in a will

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Legacy

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15
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(n) knowledge gained through tradition or stories

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Lore

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16
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(n) the history of a word

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Etymology

17
Q

(n) a defense by an accused person that supposedly shows how he
or she could not have committed a particular crime

A

Alibi

18
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(n) a conclusion drawn based on circumstantial evidence or by logical judgment

A

Inference

19
Q

(n) an expression whose meaning cannot be known by the words

that make it up (“You hit the nail on the head.”)

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(n) mental pictures or sensations formed in response to words

20
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(n) mental pictures or sensations formed in response to words

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Imagery