Reading Midterm Study Guide

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lizduble  on December 10, 2011

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Reading

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Corpus Christi

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Reading Midterm Study Guide

Jostling
pushing, elbowing, or bumping against someone
adj
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Jostling pushing, elbowing, or bumping against someone
adj
Unobtrusively without calling attention to oneself
adv
Clemency leniency
n
Distributive dealing a proper share to each group
adj
Throng to crowd
v
Satchel a small bag
n
Gaudy bright and showy
adj
Gesture physically express emotions
v
Cynical sarcastic
adj
Beckon silently call or summon
v
Genially cheerfully
adv
Eminent renowned, distinguished
adj
Assiduously carefully
adv
Confederate partner, accomplice
n
Retribution punishment for a specific act
n
Billow surge, swell
v
Drawl speak slowly
v
Hunch push, shove
v
Acquired to get as one's own
v
Unfathomable incomprehensible
adj
Ruefully with remorse
adv
Wince to draw back or tense the body, flinch
v,n
Glaring staring in a fierce manner
v
Sympathetic feeling sympathy
adj
Nonchalant cool and confident, unconcerned
adj
Sophisticated having or appealing to those having worldly knowledge and refinement
adj
Irrational not using reason
adj
Elude escape, either physically or mentally; avoid
v
Incidentally Without intention, by chance
adv
Amazed surprised greatly; struck with sudden wonder; astounded
v
Hue a particular shade of a given color
n
Premonition an early warning about a future event
n
Unceasingly without stopping
adv
Convulsion violent uncontrollable contractions of muscles
n
Gallantly politely; in the manner of a gentleman
adv
Quaver to shake, tremble; to trill
v
Vital Essential
adj
Apprehensive fearful or anxious, especially about the future
adj
Irresistibly impossible to resist
adv
Reckless careless
adj
Protagonist main character
Antagonist force against protagonist
Suspense events that make the book interesting
Platform statement of principles
n
Character the inherent complex of attributes that determine a persons moral and ethical actions and reactions
flat
round
stock
static
developing
Characterization the act of creating or describing a character
Plot sequence of events through which the author constructs a story
Theme controlling idea or central insight in a piece of fiction
Setting overall context, when and where
Point of View simply who is telling the story
1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person
Symbol something that means more than what is suggests on the surface
Conflict a struggle between two forces
man vs. man
man vs. self
man vs. nature
man vs. society
Resolution a solution to a problem
Scheme an elaborate and systematic plan of action

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