Jacob have I loved ch. 1-10

5 Written Questions

1. A comparison that is implied rather than stated
2. Richly; with great abundance
3. A form of metaphor in which a lifeless object, an animal, or idea is made to act like a person
4. The use of words to imitate sounds (bang, pop, crunch)
5. Things that depend on others in order to live, giving nothing in return

5 Matching Questions

1. Rivulet
2. Aberrations
3. Futile
4. Deficient
5. Exultation

1. a Useless; not defective
2. b Lacking; below a normal level or standard
3. c A small stream
4. d Behaviors that are not considered normal or usual
5. e Great joy or sense of triumph

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. In an overly mournful manner
   1. Delusions
   2. Precariously
   3. Strenuously
   4. Lugubriously
2. Having more then enough money and goods
   1. Affluent
   2. Deficient
   3. Fervent
   4. Petulant
3. A group of people who have been chosen to represent others
   1. Aberrations
   2. Delusions
   3. Delegation
   4. Exultation
4. Passionate; having deep emotions
   1. Petulant
   2. Deficient
   3. Affluent
   4. Fervent
5. False or exaggerated beliefs
   1. Deficient
   2. Delusions
   3. Allusion
   4. Delegation

5 True/False Questions

1. Semblance → A stated comparison between two things that are really very different, but share one common element

   True        False

2. Remonstrance → Criticism or gentle scolding

   True        False

3. Foreshadowing → An author's use of hints or clues about events which will occur later in a narrative

   True        False

4. Unproscribed → Things that depend on others in order to live, giving nothing in return

   True        False

5. Feigned → Pretended

   True        False