Unit 1
A synonym for shackle starting with F
What is Fetter
To assuage someones pain
What is to ease
Adjective version of this noun prodigiousness
prodigious
Noun version of solicitous
What is solicitude
A small remainder or evidence of something that once existed, like the appendix.
What are vestiges.
Being very clear or opposite of implied
What is explicit
A recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology.
What is an Archetype
literary form in which human vices, follies, abuses, or shortcomings are held up to censure by means of ridicule.
What is satire
Authors develop characters using the attitudes, values, or opinions that influence the representation of a topic. Otherwise knows as the characters what?
What is perspective
When an author needs to inform the reader of something from the characters past he can do this.
What is flashback.
Hints that the author gives to help define a difficult or unusual word.
What is a Context clue
Synonym means...
What is the same
In this Period, literature emphasized feelings, personal experiences, the supernatural, and symbolism
What is romantic
This element in writing has perspective, interactions, and motivations.
What is a character
Author’s craft refers to the author’s use of narrative elements and this language to develop and shape a story.
What is figurative language
You didn't say it, but we both know what you meant. It was ______
What is Implied
The Knights character in literature usually represents this archetype
Who is the Hero
This information in the dictionary is known as the what.
1400s; Latin prodigiosus, from prodigium, meaning “omen,” “monster”
What is etymology
In literature and in music it is important to listen carefully to fully get this.
What is tone
When a character comes right out and says how they feel is known as.
What is direct characterization.
Type of evidence gathered from the original source or other texts, that supports an argument or thesis.
What is Textual evidence
Using a cross in literature usually represents this
Faith
In gothic literature dark, gloomy, and mysterious these, were used. Sometimes castles.
What are settings
The sequence of events where each affects the next one through the principle of cause-and-effect
What is plot
This narrative element is used to lead one story, or plot, into another.
What is framing