1st quarter English IV vocabulary words

Emotional associations of a word. . . 

Dignified, majestic . . .

Enough. . . 

To surrender . . .

Surrender. . . 

Mean-spirited. . .

Which word means - harsh; oppressive?

Respected because of age. . . 

What is syntax?

What is . . . bold, determined; firm....

What is  . . loud, confused noise for a long period of time

A type of parallelism w/ the exact repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences

The setting of the story includes all the following except! . . . 

What is another word for ordinary?

What is a burial cloth?

A reference to another work of literature, person or event

Type of sentence:  Without a doubt, the Ancient Mariner repented of his sin.

A rhythmic pause in a poetic verse, breaking the lines into two halves  . . . 

A person living in solitude; loner.

Commotion, uneasiness, excitement. . . 

What is .  . easily aroused or changeable; lively or explosive. . . . 

What is .  .  .clear in one's head. . . 

Type of sentence:  The Ancient Mariner looked sad; his life was filled with regret. 

A misleading vision or visual image; false idea or belief . . .

What is - volatile easily arouse or changeable; lively or explosive?

An attitude or mood.  .. 

Bashful, humble & not excessive. . .

A long, narrative poem, usually in meter and rhyme.

A warning or feeling that something bad will happen. . .

Having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp

What is a story within a story?

Which two words both mean to fight? Choose two answers

What is rebellious; treasonous; disloyal?

A long narrative poem with a larger-than-life hero who battles against evil - 

A 19th century artistic movement that appealed to emotion & nature rather than reason. . . 

What is this type of sentence? When he laughs, everyone laughs.

A literary work, narrative that serves as an extended metaphor.

What is another word for . . to shine erratically; twinkle

What is diction?

Goodness. . . 

What is a step in walking or running?

Commotion, uneasiness, excitement. . . 

Doomed to evil, misery, or misfortune.

A puzzle; puzzling. . . 

Finding out. . . 

Highly offensive . . . 

A practical lesson about right and wrong conduct.

The group following and attending to some important person. . . 

What means  . . . to  compel or force?

Character in story that is a counterfeit or a copy of a genuine character; "twin". . . 

Type of sentence? In the beginning, the Ancient Mariner pulls the Wedding guest aside.

What is an action to show sorrow over sin or wrongdoing?

A metaphorical compound nouns/words. . . 

To guess using available data. . . 

What is "tone"?

A repeated or dominant figure or symbol in a design or book. . . 

Using God or corny coincidences to solve plot difficulties. . .