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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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A crack |
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Derision Derision Derision Derision Drrision |
Ridicule mockery teasing |
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Hypocritical Hypocritical Hypocritical Hypocritical Hypecritocal |
False or deceptive |
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Stealthily Stealthily Stealthily Stealthily Stealthily |
Cautiously, secretly |
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Stifled Stifled Stifled Stifled Stifled
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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 |
The position of the narrator in relation to the story |
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First person point of view |
The narrator is the main character |
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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 |
Outside narrator who knows all characters thoughts or feelings |
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Third person objective point of view |
Outside narrator who knows just fact no feelings |
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Verbal Verbal Verbal Verbal Verbal Irony Irony Irony Irony Irony
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Says the opposite of what he or she means |
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Situational Situational Situational Situational Situational Irony Irony Irony Irony Irony |
What happens is the opposite of what expected |
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Dramatic Dramatic Dramatic Dramatic Dramatic Irony Irony Irony Irony Irony |
The reader or audience knows what's going to happen that the character doesn't know |
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Imagery Imagery Imagery Imagery Imagery |
The use of sensory details to create the picture for the reader |
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Mood Mood Mood Mood Mood
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The overall feelings that the text conveys the reader |
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