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English 10 Mrs. Williams Vocab All Year
personification
emotional impact of a word
English 10 Mrs. Williams Vocab All Year
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emotional impact of a word
denotative diction
connotative diction
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personification
Sam Smith is the answer
a form of symbolism
both: A & B
making something that is non-human seem human
3
to describe the distinctive nature or features of
eloquent
didactic
attribute
characterize
4
dictionary, literal
denotative diction
connotative diction
5
deserving or causing public disgrace or shame
zealous
alleges
ignominious
bolsters
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to support or strengthen
alleges
sardonic
bolsters
callous
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to disprove or discredit; debunk
purports
callous
refutes
opines
8
Metaphor
comparison of two unlike subjects by implying one is other
stronger than a simile
none of these
9
passionate; intense; ardent
ostracize
d is the answer
fervent
insolent
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reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little
embellish
ignominious
taciturn
zealous
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make amends or reparation
jaded
atone
defiant
sardonic
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conversational; informal and everyday
celebratory
callous
colloquial
caustic
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bored or lacking enthusiasm; typically after having had too much of something
jaded
bolsters
fervent
peevish
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behave according to socially acceptable conventions or standards; be similar in form or type
embellish
sardonic
laudatory
conform
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Juxtaposition
a word
putting side by side to enhance and develop each
two things compared that cancel each other out
none of the above
16
regarding language, literary techniques, & structure of a text that develop & reveal meaning
Authorial Choice
Contend
Chronicle
Delineate
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to publicly recommend or support
pragmatic
advocate
stigmatize
erudite
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practicing or affecting strict religious or moral behavior
muses
alleges
bolsters
puritanical
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showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective
puritanical
zealous
bolsters
alleges
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practical, sensible, realistic
puritanical
denigrates
pragmatic
erudite
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how a text is built; includes overall structure, syntax, print features
Structure
simile
syntax
personification
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fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing
brazen
fervent
eloquent
pragmatic
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to be absorbed in thought; to contemplate or reflect
muses
erudite
sardonic
celebratory
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shocking, done shamelessly
zealous
puritanical
atone
brazen
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to claim or pretend to be
connotes
purports
contend
refutes
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to teach; morally instruct
contemplative
purports
delineate
didactic
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intellectual, knowledgeable
alleges
colloquial
denigrates
erudite
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to list one by one; itemize
enumerates
caustic
erudite
refutes
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grimly mocking or cynical
muses
callous
sardonic
contemplative
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straightforward; sincere; plainspoken; blunt; honest
advocate
reverent
candid
erudite
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insensitive disregard; unsympathetic
connotes
caustic
callous
chronicle
32
contend
mourn; express sorrow
provide a factual record of important or historical events
declare a position
none of the above
33
sentence structure
structure
overall structure
syntax
print features
34
displaying exaggerated flattery or affection; obsequious
neither
all
fawning
dilineate
35
lament
provide a factual record of importance or historical events
mourn; express sorrow
declare a position
alternate or waver between opinions indecisive
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(+) bold; daring, risky (-) disrespectful; rude, defiant
fawning
embellish
Audacious
contend
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poignant
none of the above
moving; touching; evoking sadness or regret
straightforward; sincere; plainspoken; blunt; honest
bold; daring; risky
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to state as one's opinion
none of the above
purports
didactic
opines
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Symbol
all of the above
when someone replaces someone
when something stands for something
when something contends something else
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Imagery
vivid, specific language that doesn't let reader picture it
picture created by a use of vivid, specific, sensory detail
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print features
sentence structure
order and progression of ideas
bold, italics, caps, spacing
how the text is built
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provide a factual record of important or historical events
advocate
trace
chronicle
peevish
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to regard something as being caused by (someone or something)
conform
brazen
attribute
fawning
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Reverent
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showing deep, solemn respect; deferential
straightforward; sincere; plainspoken; blunt; honest
none of these
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exclude someone from a society or group
bolsters
connotes
alleges
ostracize
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bitterly sarcastic; sharp, scathing
characterize
connotes
caustic
conform
47
overall structure
order and progression of ideas
progression of ideas
order of ideas
both A&B
48
expressing praise and commendation; congratulatory
defiant
connotes
taciturn
laudatory
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explain or outline in detail; make clear the distinction between two things
muses
delineate
jaded
contend
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showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect
contend
puritanical
insolent
peevish
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alternate or waver between opinions; to be indecisive
reverent
candid
characterize
vacillate
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to explain or make clear
callous
enumerates
muses
elucidates
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intense, serious, humorless
enumerates
embellish
elucidates
earnest
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Diction
words
word choice
the words in the text
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Beyond literal; makes ideas vivid, specific, beautiful, and memorable
imagery
juxtaposition
diction
figurative language
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make (something) more attractive by the addition of decorative details or features
atone
brazen #2
embellish
brazen
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to claim wrongdoing; typically without proof
alleges
connotes
denigrates
bolsters
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to imply or suggest an idea or feeling
muses
erudite
connotes
opines
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Allusion
reference to a person, place, or thing of social
without explanation- readers must be "in the know"
reference to a animal
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easily irritated, especially by unimportant things
alleges
defiant
peevish
stigmatize
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reflective, introspective, brooding
downplay
stigmatize
contemplative
alleges
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to unfairly criticize or attack; belittle
denigrates
elucidates
earnest
purports
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to find or discover by investigation
connotes
atone
trace
muses
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Simile
none of the above
comparison of two unlike subjects using like or as
comparison of two like things using like or as
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publicly expressing happiness or pride
neither
celebratory
connotes
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to make (something) appear less important that it really is
taciturn
insolent
attribute
downplay
67
open resistance; bold disobedience
defiant
puritanical
brazen
downplay
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describe or regard as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval
alleges
atone
denigrates
stigmatize