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The Lottery Vocab and Literary Devices
What does petulantly mean?
Which sentence uses the word profusely correctly?
The Lottery Vocab and Literary Devices
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Which sentence uses the word profusely correctly?
The profusely man was yelling at me.
She tried to profusely write a letter.
He profusely denied that he stole the money.
I was profusely on my way home.
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What does petulantly mean?
in a grouchy way
in a sad way
in a nervous way
in a happy way
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This word is used to describe the writer's attitude towards his subject.
pacing
tone
irony
mood
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This device is used when the author creates a certain atmosphere to affect the reader.
mood
pacing
setting
tone
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All of these devices can be used to create tension and suspense EXCEPT
mood
symbol
foreshadowing
pacing
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The literary device is used when the opposite of what is expected happens.
forwshadowing
pacing
situational irony
verbal irony
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Which sentence uses perfunctory correctly?
Don't try to perfunctory your way through school.
The perfunctory acted like a robot.
Getting up in the morning is a perfunctory routine for me.
Perfunctory is not a good way to live your life.
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What does profusely mean?
plentifully
sparingly
slowly
quietly
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What does perfunctory mean?
done with skill
done mechanically
done with enthusiasm
done with fear
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What does defiantly mean?
politely
nicely
meekly
boldly
