Word Work Flashcards | StudBud1lethargic
- changeable
- unpredictable
- arrogant
- tired/lazy
2cause and effect
- reason for creating a piece of writing
- completely listening
- when something happens because of something else
- repetition of consonant sounds
3zenith
- highest point, pinnacle
- humanlike qualities
- to slap hands
- firsthand account
4dialogue
- to scold severly
- school or college from which one graduated
- words that characters speak outloud
- a form of language
5hyperbole
- being able to sense what is happening
- not fitting in
- extreme exaggeration
- a comparison between two objects
6milk (verb)
- trying to get everything you can out of an experience
- expensive to feed/keep
- an expression or saying
- searching out answers
7conflict
- to mislead
- dutiful
- struggle, problem
- when something happens as a result of something else
8radiant
- extreme exaggeration
- most important point
- bright/shining/blazing
- in good health
9context clues
- a riddle or problem
- returning to the start
- hints or suggestions within text that reveal meaning
- a lover of books
10paternalistic
- threatening
- being like a father
- menacing
- makes sense and is justifiable
11rebate
- generous
- not friendly
- an expression or saying
- a return or part of payment
12benevolent
- daydream
- showing compassion
- coax
- open
13pedestrian
- a riddle or problem that is really hard to solve
- repetition of consonant sounds
- a made up story/something that is new
- not having much of an imagination
14ubiquitous
- beautiful, elegant writing
- important/lasts beyond the moment
- existing or being everywhere at the same time
- words that characters speak outloud
15egregious
- menacing
- existing everywhere
- threatening
- bad/awful/offensive
16foremost
- a guess based on evidence
- something that is first or most important
- closely copying
- praiseworthy
17efface
- to wipe out/destroy
- accidental
- to change
- to honor
18competent
- break
- existing or being everywhere
- alienated person
- one who is able and capable of doing something
19author's purpose
- struggle, problem
- reason for creating a piece of writing
- hints or suggestions within text that reveal meaning
- bossy person
20calligraphy
- to scold severely
- amuse
- beautiful, elegant writing
- one who is able and capabale of doing something
21plot
- setting
- firsthand account
- the order of events in a story
- main character
22kindred
- bright
- secret or unrecognizable
- praiseworthy
- of a like kind
23flashback
- hints in a story that reveal what may happen in the future
- extreme exaggeration
- a category of literature
- a break in the action of a story to return to earlier point
24dissect
- not being able to be concerned with quality
- break
- finding differences
- cut things apart to see what is going on
25venerate
- the feeling of a writing piece
- a mystery
- a puzzle
- to rever/to honor
26protagonist
- the main character/hero
- puzzle
- mystery
- humanlike qualities
27genre
- chaos
- extreme exaggeration
- secret
- a category of literature
28mood
- the order of events in a story
- a word that is a sound
- the feeling of a writing piece
- giving an object humanlike qualities
29cosmopolitan
- active, persistent searching
- sophisticated
- one who is worldly
- gets bigger
30scintillating
- sparkling/has a brilliant wit
- when something happens as a result of something else
- active, persistent searcher
- techniques used to create characters
31inference
- a return or part of a payment
- not difficult
- a guess based on evidence
- extreme exaggeration
32ominous
- disgraced person
- one who is able and capable of doing something
- to be in charge
- menacing, threatening
33cajole
- coax/nag
- honest
- friendly
- tired/lazy
34primary source
- point of view
- secondhand account
- firsthand account
- without ending
35contrast
- one is alienated and now apart from friends
- finding similarites
- to scold severely
- finding differences
36alliteration
- active, persistent searcher
- it is not important/small/minor
- a poem that tells a story
- repetition of consonant sounds
37vendor
- someone who sells
- a return or part of a payment
- unrecongnizable
- imitating or closely copying
38alma mater
- the school or college from which one graduated
- bad, awful
- beautiful
- existing of being everywhere at the same time
39partisan
- giving
- biased/showing favoritism
- undeniable
- honest
40antagonist
- sophisticated, suave
- a lover of books
- a force workign against the main character
- techniques used to create characters
41ferret
- struggle
- bossy person
- faithlessness
- active/persistent searcher
42pandemonium
- wild uproar/chaos
- a guess based on evidence
- a search
- deserving to be despised
43toy
- amuse
- to relax
- bad
- to scold severely
44metaphor
- main idea
- a comparison between two objects using like or as
- a comparison between two objects NOT using like or as
- genre
45candid
- showing goodwill
- not planned or posed
- biased
- friendly
46allegory
- the feeling of a writing piece
- perspective of a story
- intermittent
- story has deeper meaning
47capricious
- practical
- highest point
- variable, unpredictable
- difficult to understand
48amicably
- biased
- friendly/showing goodwill
- showing favortitism
- not planned
49momentous
- finding similarities
- menacing
- important/goes beyond the moment
- preparing for an unpleasant experience
50fortuitous
- sensible
- accidental, by chance
- practical
- realistic
51suspense
- overall feeling
- tired
- author's purpose
- feeling of growing tension
52point of view
- main character
- ideal place
- firsthand accont
- perspective of a story
53prologue
- the introductory event/beginning
- an expression or saying
- something good in every situation
- a return of part of a payment
54valid
- big, huge, enormous
- existing or being everywhere at the same time
- to be in charge
- a good, strong argument/makes sense and is justifiable
55theme
- the main message/moral
- growing tension
- excitement in a story
- grouping of lines in a poem
56despicable
- someone who sells
- brilliant light
- deserving to be despised
- extreme exaggeration
57main idea
- most important point
- a category of literature
- wild uproar
- the preface in a book
58obsequious
- mislead
- someone who walks
- obedient, dutiful
- a made up story
59incessant
- lazy
- an ideal place
- without ending, persistent
- tired
60compare
- big
- finding differences
- finding similarities
- offensive
61enigma
- a puzzle/mystery
- secret
- the order of events
- pinnacle
62opinion
- amuse
- cannot be proven
- can be proven
- to scold severely
63novel
- reason for creating a piece of writing
- calm and peaceful
- a made up story/something that is new
- a group of people who have a common interest
64dialect
- form of language
- being like a father
- words that characters speak outloud
- faced with a difficult decision
66fluctuate
- secret
- conceited
- to honor
- to change
67pragmatic
- infrequent
- tired
- nonstop
- practical/sensible
68conundrum
- a lover of books
- a riddle or problem that is really hard to solve
- it is not important/small/minor
- a poem that tells a story
69estrange
- being like a father
- cannont be proven
- words that characters speak out loud
- one who is alienated/apart from friends
70dynamic character
- main message
- two lines of poetry
- stays the same
- changes significantly
71pacific
- bossy person
- calm and peaceful
- when something happens as a result of something else
- a lover of books
72perfidy
- to avoid commitment, to mislead
- struggle
- not getting to the point
- deliberate breach of faith
73idiom
- an expression or saying
- the beginning
- a category of literature
- a contrast between what is expected and what actually happen
74stanza
- grouping of two or more lines in a poem
- story
- to continue with out giving up
- daydreaming
75hostile
- not friendly or generous
- deserving to despised
- bright
- chaos
76fraternity
- obedient, dutiful
- deliberate breach of faith
- not getting to the point
- a group of people who have a common interest
77sporadic
- arrogant
- tired
- practical
- infrequent/intermittent
78ballad
- main character
- a lover of books
- struggle
- a poem that tells a story
79personification
- describing an adjective
- describing a verb
- giving an object humanlikequalities
- person, place, thing or idea
80secondary source
- character that changes
- character that stays the same
- info from other sources
- firsthand account
81simile
- main idea
- a comparison of two objects using the words like or as
- genre
- a comparison of two objects NOT using the words like or as
82commendable
- unfamiliar place
- praiseworthy
- a search
- deserving to despised
83urbane
- calm and peaceful
- not having much of an imagination
- sophisticated/suave
- a riddle or problem
84pompus
- lazy
- one who flatters
- realistic
- arrogant/conceited
85acquiesce
- showing compassion
- showing goodwill
- open/honest
- to comply/give in
86quest
- introductory event
- a break in the action
- bright
- a search/searching out answers
87petty
- not important/small/minor
- at home everywhere
- different people have different opinions
- increasing/growing
88characterization
- hints or suggestions within text that reveal meaning
- repetition of consonant sounds
- techniques used to create characters
- a force working against the main character
89static character
- changes very little
- changes significantly
- main message
- felling of growing tension
90dehydrated
- to mislead
- not having enough water in your body
- faithlessness
- talking about private issues in public
91utopia
- an ideal place
- a first hand account of an event
- the main character
- perspective of a story
92cryptic
- a search
- not friendly
- praiseworthy
- secret or unrecognizable
93fact
- to be in charge
- can be proven
- to scold severely
- cannot be proven
94wax
- gets bigger/increasing/growing
- returning to start
- a force working against the main character
- sophisticated, suave
95mimic
- imitating or closely copying
- a guess based on evidence
- most important point
- not fitting in
96foreshadowing
- a guess based on evidence
- hints in a story that reveal what may happen in the future
- a contrast between what is expected and what actually happen
- a break in the action of a story to return to earlier point
97figurative language
- finding similarities
- form of a language that is spoken in a particular place
- to be in charge
- technique used to create descriptions
98irony
- not fitting in
- a category of literature
- a contrast between what is expected and what really happens
- expensive to feed/keep
99mammoth
- break
- big, huge, enormours
- cut things apart
- to relax
100irrefutale
- undeniable
- friendly
- giving
- planned
101equivocate
- something that is new
- a lover of books
- sophisticated
- to avoid commitment, to mislead
102onomatopoeia
- an action or being word
- to wear away
- a word that is a sound
- the main character in a story
103bibliophile
- struggle, problem
- hints or suggestions within text that reveal meaning
- to avoid commitment, to mislead
- a lover of books