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Mystery March Madness 100 Word Challenge 2017-2018
Mystery March Madness 100 Word Challenge 2017-2018
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The Language Arts words learned in 2017-2018.
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Obtain from or gotten from
assistance
derive
tabulate
divide
2
A feeling of tension and uncertainty.
motive
suspense
vex
acute
3
A personal preference for one over another.
hamper
illogical
bias
desire
4
It may be the independent or dependent part of a sentence.
phrase
refrain
clause
fragment
5
A strong effect or forceful consequence.
acute
impact
claim
suspense
6
A state of worry and nervousness.
alacrity
audacity
avid
anxiety
7
Classify, make an itemized list, or categorize.
predict
catalog
eradicate
genus
8
Clear and consistent
coherent
senseless
incoherent
illogical
9
A poetic device that is a repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of each word.
alliteration
juxtaposition
assonance
hyperbole
10
An incomplete sentence.
strand
fragment
run on
closed expression
11
Broaden in scope or range or area.
summary
envelope
extend
classify
12
An opinion stated in opposition to another's claim.
rebuttal
irony
counterclaim
prejudice
13
A long narrow opening.
crevice
sliver
creak
region
14
A meaning that suggests a deeper emotion than just its literal meaning.
denotative
explicit
connotative
reliable
15
In a fierce manner.
vehemently
casually
extraordinarily
vocal
16
A brief retelling of the most important events of a story.
central idea
summary
claim
theme
17
Words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
prefixes
synonyms
antonyms
homophones
18
Suggested but not directly expressed.
objective
implicit
subjective
explicit
19
The unfolding of events in a story.
plot
summary
theme
central idea
20
Used to represent an idea.
personification
symbol
metaphor
sonnet
21
One who accompanies and supervises another person.
chauffeur
chaperone
chauvinist
sponsor
22
Figurative language that gives human characteristics to a non-human thing.
metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
irony
23
A statement of a personal opinion.
topic sentence
conceive
claim
point of view
24
A poetic device that uses the same word or phrase for emphasis.
alliteration
oxymoron
repetition
personification
25
A type of poetry with 14 lines, a rhyme scheme, and meter.
free verse
sonnet
elegy
epic
26
Joining of contradictory or seemingly opposite terms.
suspicious
oxymoron
onomatopoeia
pardonable
27
Also known as a simple sentence it expresses a complete thought.
dependent clause
comma splice
independent clause
fragment
28
Refute a counterclaim.
conflict
resolution
rebuttal
claim
29
A person who comes to a country to settle there.
missionary
immigrant
pessimist
native
30
A sharp point or manner.
propel
explicit
acute
vivid
31
A supporter.
chauffeur
sponsor
chauvinist
chaperone
32
A form of figurative language that compares two things using
like or as.
metaphor
symbol
simile
irony
33
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in verse.
alliteration
rhyme
refrain
meter
34
When a person's opinion is shaped by biases rather than facts alone.
intelligence
subjective
objective
carefree
35
To have an idea or plan.
thesis
conceive
point of view
suggest
36
Believable
credible
derive
statements
implicit
37
Showing little or no change in personality or characterization.
static
concrete
rigid
stifle
38
The primary or literal meaning.
theme
denotative
connotative
implicit
39
The reason for an action.
moral
memoir
motive
deceive
40
A short account or story of a personal nature.
analogy
anecdote
fable
claim
41
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
rhyme
meter
coherent
tone
42
Dependable
allusion
subjective
reliable
objective
43
Also called a sentence fragment or incomplete sentence.
run on sentence
comma splice
dependent clause
independent clause
44
The problem faced by the main character.
conflict
climax
resolution
exposition
45
Impartial and based on evidence and fact rather than bias.
subjective
relevant
objective
prejudice
46
A side-by-side arrangement of two things for contrast.
juxtaposition
frame
metaphor
scenario
47
A kind or category of artistic work.
genre
analogy
theme
allusion
48
A commonly used expression whose meaning cannot be inferred from its words.
semantics
idiom
anecdote
analogy
49
To pass on information or transport.
transition
convey
declare
motivate
50
The author's universal message or advice.
claim
central idea
climax
theme
51
The repetition of a similar vowel sound that in a line or two of a text.
rhythm
alliteration
refrain
assonance
52
Mental pictures of things or events.
snapshots
imagine
imagery
extend
53
A statement is which type of sentence?
interrogatory
declarative
exclamatory
imperative
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To give or have an organization.
rhyme
structure
extension
meter
55
The description of essential physical and psychological features of a character.
picture
vivid
characterization
image
56
Cause to move forward with force.
restart
infer
stifle
propel
57
A phrase or line in a poem that repeats in each stanza.
epithet
elegy
refrain
epigram
58
A setting in literature is the...
why and when
what and how
where and when
where and how
59
Figurative language that compares two unlike things and uses a
to be
verb.
anecdote
metaphor
simile
paradox
60
A pattern in the final sounds of two or more lines.
meter
assonance
vibrato
rhyme scheme
61
A reference to a person, place, thing, or literary classic like the Bible.
allusion
acronym
transition
prequel
62
A particular field of knowledge.
doctrine
genre
domain
derision
63
To annoy or irritate.
decree
motive
vex
anxiety
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A way of seeing situations or topics.
conceive
survey
perspective
conscious
65
A mournful poem; a lament for the dead.
psalm
epic
ode
elegy
66
A command is what type of sentence?
exclamatory
imperative
interrogatory
declarative
67
Clues in the text that lead to the prediction of future events
suspense
prophecy
flashback
foreshadow
68
Exaggeration
hyperbole
etiquette
vehemently
hypocritical
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Following a logical order.
category
reasonable
sequence
rotation
70
A misguided partiality or bias that prevents a fair consideration.
motive
convey
prejudice
connotation
71
Precisely and clearly expressed.
objective
implicit
subjective
explicit
72
Expressing opinions that are different than the way one behaves.
hypocritical
sneaky
argumentative
critical
73
A person who expects the worst.
protagonist
pessimist
gambler
optimist
74
A phrase or word that smoothly connects one sentence or paragraph to the one that follows.
transition
annotation
dialogue
propel
75
To express or state indirectly.
imply
imperative
declarative
impact
76
The position or perspective from which something is observed.
counterclaim
point of view
transition
characterization
77
A question is what type of sentence?
interrogative
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
78
Rules governing socially acceptable or polite behavior.
criticsim
instructions
etiquette
structure
79
Aggressive boldness.
audible
audacity
audience
auction
80
An unstructured poem.
free verse
tragedy
haiku
sonnet
81
The act of treating with contempt or make fun of.
augment
contrary
hypocritical
derision
82
The first sentence of a paragraph that states its main idea.
sentence starter
topic sentence
sentence fragment
hook
83
Multidimensional; changeable; evolve as in personality or characterization.
synchronize
stifle
static
dynamic
84
The lines in a text that are spoken by its characters.
narration
perspective
dialogue
point of view
85
What's expected is not what occurs.
meter
free verse
irony
juxtaposition
86
Move out of an unsafe location to safety.
evacuate
transport
convey
simulate
87
Writing notes in the margin of a text.
summary
annotation
edit
highlight
88
Writing that is descriptive.
vivid
brilliant
credible
explicit
89
Reveals the attitude of the author toward the subject.
connotation
mood
tone
suspense
90
The way a text makes the reader feel.
sensory
tone
mood
setting
91
To say again or to say in the form of a declarative sentence.
derive
argumentative phrase
imply
restate
92
A comparison to show a similarity.
hyperbole
analogy
foreshadow
assonance
93
Intense and profound fear.
horror
anxiety
conflict
vex
94
Words that imitate the sound they denote.
onomatopoeia
alliteration
oxymoron
personification
95
Drawing a conclusion from what's been implied.
explicit
implicit
inference
coherent
96
An unfortunate or terrible event.
climax
creation
objective
tragedy
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One that takes a favorable view of things.
protagonist
loyalist
optimist
pessimist
