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20 Cards in this Set
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Acute acute acute acute acute |
Sharp keen |
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Audacity audacity audacity audacity audacity |
Shameless daring or boldness |
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Conceived conceived conceived conceived conceived |
Thought of |
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Crevice crevice crevice crevice crevice |
A crack |
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Derision derision derision derision derision |
Teasing mockery |
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Hypocritical hypocritical hypocritical hypocritical hypocritical |
False or deceptive like a person who is pretending to be what he or she is not |
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Stealthy stealthy stealthy stealthy stealthy |
Cautious secretly |
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Stifled stifled stifled stifled stifled |
Smothered |
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Vehemently vehemently vehemently vehemently vehemently |
With intense emotion |
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Vex vex vex vex vex |
To disturb annoy |
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Point of view p.o.v. p.o.v. p.o.v. p.o.v. |
The position the narrator in relation to the story |
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First person point of view First person point of view First person point of view First person point of view First person point of view |
The narrator is the main character |
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Third person limited point of view Third person limited point of view Third person limited point of view Third person limited point of view Third person limited point of view |
Outside narrator who knows one characters thoughts and feelings |
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Third person omniscient point of view Third person omniscient point of view Third person omniscient point of view Third person omniscient point of view Third person omniscient point of view |
Outside narrator who knows all the characters thoughts and feelings |
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Third person objective point of view Third person objective point of view Third person objective point of view Third person objective point of view Third person objective point of view |
Outside narrator who just presents the facts, no feelings
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Verbal irony verbal irony verbal irony verbal irony verbal irony |
Says the opposite of what he or she means often like sarcasm |
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Situational irony situational irony situational irony situational irony situational irony |
What's happens is the opposite of what is expected to happen |
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Dramatic irony dramatic irony dramatic irony dramatic irony dramatic irony |
The reader or audience knows what is going to happen and the character doesn't know |
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Imagery imagery imagery imagery imagery |
The use of sensory details to create a picture for the reader |
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Mood mood mood mood mood |
The overall feeling that the text conveys to the reader |
