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characterized by ,avarice greedy, covetous ,
Reading Exam Sem 1
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characterized by ,avarice greedy, covetous ,
avaracious
tantalize
congenial
conjure
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fact
a statement or something true/ proven
None
something fake
something wrong
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you yours
3rd person
None
1st person
2nd person
4
they, them, he, his, her, she, it
3rd person
2nd person
1st person
None
5
I, me, we, us
None
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
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shelter or protection from danger, trouble etc.
congenial
fatal
propel
refuge
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Author writes to IEP( Inform, Entertain, Persuade
Simile
Theme
Authors Purpose
Stanza
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Struck with overwhelming shock or amazement , filled with sudden fright or horror
aghast
biography
prosaic
loquacious
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to torment with or as if with, the sight of smt desired but out of reach ; tease by arousing expectations
aghast
conjure
prosaic
tantalize
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Someones own different thoughts on smt
opinion
sequence
fact
sequence in literature
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A conveyance of an interest in real property as secuirity for the repayment of money borrowed to by the property
tantalize
fatal
prosaic
mortgage
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A written account of another persons life
enthrall
conjure
prosaic
biography
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common place or dull; matter of fact or unimaginative
avaracious
prosaic
propel
disclaim
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The order in which the events in the story take place
opinion
sequence
fact
seqeunce in literature
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Main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work
Authors Purpose
sequence
Theme
Simile
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to captivate or charm
conjure
loquacious
tantalize
enthrall
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A figure of speech comparing 2 different things using like or as.
stanza
theme
sequence
simile
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A group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem verse
Rhyme Scheme
stanza
Authors Purpose
stanz
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To affect or influence by or as if by invocation or spell
disclaim
prosaic
tantalize
conjure
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not authentic
inauthentic
refuge
fatal
propel
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causing or capable of causing death, mortal, deadly
prosaic
fatal
conjure
biography
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To drive or cause to move forward or onward
Propel
enthrall
mortgage
aghast
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to deny of repudiate interest in or connection with, disavow, disown
avaracious
disclaim
aghast
biography
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talking or tending to talk much freely; talkative, chattering, babbling, garrulous
loquacious
enthrall
conjure
prosaic
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The ordered pattern of of rhymes at the end of a line in a poem. AABB ABAB
Authors purpose
Rhyme Scheme
theme
simile
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Agreeable, suitable, or pleasing in nature of character
propel
inauthentic
fatal
congenial