Semester 1 Final Exam English Honors

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Advocate

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To recommend to; to speak in favor of

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Antiquated

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No longer used or useful

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begrudge

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To resent ones success; To envy

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Delude

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To mislead; To full

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Elated

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In high spirits; Exultantly proud and joyful

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Entice

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To attract by offering a reward or pleasure

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Fallow

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Inactive; unproductive

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Imbue

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To inspire or influence

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Knead

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To work clay or dough into a uniform mixture

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Lackadaisical

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Uninterested; listless

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Licentious

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Morally unrestricted; evil

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Nepotism

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Favoritism shown to friends or family by those in power, especially in business or hiring

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Obsequy

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Funeral rite or ceremony

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Obtrude

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To force oneself into a situation

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Ostentatious

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Marked by a conspicuous

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Allusion

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Indirect reference

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Annotate

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A critical or explanatory note; a commentary

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Anecdote

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A short account of an interesting or humorous event

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Characterization

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The act or an instance of characterizing

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Imagery

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The use of vivid or figurative language to represent objects actions or ideas

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Antagonist

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One who apposes or contends against another

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Dialogue

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A conversation between two or more people

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Tone

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Manner of expression in speech or writing

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Metaphor

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A symbol; one thing conceived as representing another

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Simile

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Figure of speech; two unlikely things are compared

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Mood

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Set of verbs used to indicate speaker's attitude towards faculty

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Ex of Annotation

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Citation

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Ex of Aphorism

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Proverb

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Alliteration

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Alice's aunt ate acorns around August

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Anaphora

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Yesterday was a good day, today was a good day, I hope tomorrow will be a good day.

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Apostrophe

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Footnote

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Antithesis

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Give every man the ear but few the voice

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S.O.R.

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Subject, Opinion, Reason

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R.A.C.E.

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Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain

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3-part essay

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Intro, Body, Conclusion

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Thesis

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Main point

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Claim/Argument

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Your opinion or position on the topic

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Counterclaim

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Opposite side; opposing side

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Rebuttal

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Responds to and refutes to issues presented by the counterclaim

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Evidence

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Information or data that supports your claim

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Of Mice and Men
Beginning mood

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Happy, calm

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Of Mice and Men
Protagonist

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George

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Of Mice and Men
Major theme

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Desperation for a better life

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Of Mice and Men
Antagonist

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Curley

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Of Mice and Men
Who dies in the end?

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Lenney