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Chapter 11 Into the Wild
Chapter 11 Into the Wild
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Vocab words and Literary Devices
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Define Theme
look into the past
the author's word choice
how the reader feels
Central idea/lesson to be learned
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"To the contrary, he enjoyed tipping a glass now and then and was an
incorrigible
ham"
easily controllable
unable to be changed
tame
ignorant
3
"his moods can be dark and
mercurial
, although they say his famous temper lost much volatility"
rude and upsetting
ignorant and dumb
fickle and erratic
civil and agreeable
4
¨He was intensely private but could be
convivial
and gregarious in extreme¨
loud, intense, and overpowering
friendly, sociable, and agreeable
quiet, shy, and polite
cold, harsh, and rude
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"There was always a little
wanderlust
in the family"
contentedness
strong desire to travel
willingness to work
love of the world
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Define Imagery
small section that allows the reader to look into the past
using figurative language to appeal to our physical senses
sound words
disagreement between two opposing forces
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Define Tone
hint as to what is to come in the future
attitude the author adopts with regards to a specific thing
a break in the passage to recall past events
how the reader feels
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Define Flashbacks
the language the author used
references to well known pieces of work outside of the novel
hints as to what is going to happen in the future
interruption in the story to explain an earlier occurrence
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Define Conflict
how the reader feels when reading the book
provides a hint as to what will happen in the future
sound word
involves a struggle between two opposing forces
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Define Characterization
an object or idea that represents another object or idea
sound words
highlighting traits about a specific character
hints as to what is to come in the future
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Choose the type of conflict that is internal
man vs supernatural
man vs self
man vs society
man vs man