Vocab Ch. 17-20
deprived
What is bereft?
profane or irreverent talk against God
What is blasphemy?
a Hebrew gold or silver coin
What is a shekel?
Bronze Bow is written in this narrative
What is third person limited?
Number of paragraphs in a standard essay
What is 5?
suspicious, distrustful, wary
silly, lacking seriousness
What is frivolous?
second king of Irael, author of Psalms
Who is David?
making a reference to another story
What is Allusion?
This paragraph can begin with a quote, interesting fact, joke, or a question to hook the reader.
What is the introduction paragraph?
long and narrow opening, crack
What is a fissure?
complained using abusive language; ranted
What is railed?
members of the priestly tribe of Levi; descendants of Aaron
Who are Levites?
when an author tells stories about a character's past
What is a flashback?
Each body paragraph should contain at least this many text citations
What is 2?
manager
What is a steward?
great delight
What is rapture?
Day of Atonement
What is Yom Kippur?
When an author gives clues to what might happen in the future
What is foreshadowing?
Text citations should be in what punctuation, followed by what
What are quotation marks and author's name and page number in parentheses?
promised to marry
criticism, rebuke
What is reproach?
festival of weeks; on this occasion new grain and new fruits are offered to the priests in the Temple
What is First Fruits?
When an author uses "like" or "as" to compare things
What is a simile?
the paragraph that summarizes the main points of an essay and gives a reflective commentary on why the points of the essay matter
What is the conclusion?