Vocab Ch.1 Night Flashcards
(noun) extreme poverty,
Penury, Although she suffered great penury, she continued to have a smile on her face.
(verb) suggest, hint, imply
Insinuate, Even though she insinuated that she knew about the party, she still acted surprised
Adj, showing great joy or triumph
Jubilant, The crowd burst into cheers as the boy smiled jubilantly after accepting the medal.
Adj, awesome, impressive
Sublime, Florida is known as the sunshine state because of its sublime sunsets
verb, incite, instigate, stimulate
Provoke, Since she provoked her brother, it resulted in a fight.
Noun/verb, authoritative order or to order
Decree, Though the CEO announced a decree about changes in company rules, the people ignored it.
verb, to cancel or repeal
Rescind, If the cop rescinded the man’s ticket, he would still get a warning.
Adj, secretive, furtive, clandestine
Surreptitious, The parents caught the kids trying to find their Christmas presents, even if they were being surreptitious.
noun, mockery, ridiculous sham
Farce, The students worked tirelessly because they did not know the prize was a farce.
verb, to punish
Condemn, The coach punishes the students with running whereas the teacher condemns the students with extra homework.
sentence structure
syntax
comparison using like and as
simile
educated guess off of evidence
inference
represents ideas or qualities
symbol
allows readers to connect deeply with one character, I ,me,my,we,us, reliable, unreliable
first person narration