Example of External Conflict

The Patriots attacking the ship.

The best example of a flashback in the novel is when...

Creightons talks about being on his grandfather's ship.

Example of Internal Conflict:

Creighton missing home and feeling anger toward his mother.

Definition of Execution

n. the carrying out of a death sentence

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Vocabulary Year of the Hangman 1-4

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Example of External Conflict
Creighton deciding to lie to Gower.
The wigs falling off the Americans.
The Patriots attacking the ship.
Creighton asking Gower to see his father's grave.
2
The men began to ___ when they realized the women on the ship were really men attacking them.
n. indignation
n. idle
v. bellow
adj. treacherous
3
Definition of Exclusive
n. kidnapping
adj. restricted or limited to
n. anger
v. expelled
4
Definition of Transgressions
n. death sentence
adj. not active
n. wrongdoing
adj. restricted or limited to
5
Definition of Stifling:
adj. hot
v. bellow
adj. dangerous
v. persuaded
6
Antonym for Soberly:
adv. jokingly
adv. quietly
adv. seriously
adj. hot
7
Definition of Exiled:
v. expelled
n. anger
n. wrongdoing
n. the carrying out of a death sentence
8
The best example of a flashback in the novel is when...
Creighton thinks of his mom.
Creightons talks about being on his grandfather's ship.
Creighton is kidnapped.
Creighton meets Gower.
9
Creighton was filled with this when he realized his mother wanted him to be sent away...
Treacherous
Transgressions
Indignation
Bellow
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Example of Internal Conflict:
Charlotte sending her son away.
Creighton fighting off the kidnappers.
Gower telling Creighton they are headed for West Florida.
Creighton missing home and feeling anger toward his mother.
11
This character experienced an abduction in chapter one.
Cl. Gower
Sir Edward Lydon
Creighton
Charlotte
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Definition of Treacherous:
adj. dangerous
v. persuaded
n. anger
adj. hot
13
Gower was not completely _______ that Creighton came to the colonies on his own.
v. convinced
adv. soberly
adj. treacherous
adj. stifling
14
Antonym of Idle
adv. seriously
n. happiness
v. to join
adj. active
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Definition of Execution
n. anger
adj. restricted or limited to
adj. not active
n. the carrying out of a death sentence

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