Vocabulary
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200

The definition of efface.

What is “erase?”

200

The simple subject of this sentence: The cat scratched  the dog.

What is “cat?”

200

The rhetoric appeal using logic to persuade someone.

What is “logos?”

200

Who dies in Lamb to the slaughter.

Who is “the husband?”

200

What Edger Allan Poe’s mom, adopted mom, and wife died from.

What is “consumption/tuberculosis?”

400

When the reader knows more than the characters.

What is “dramatic irony?”

400

The number of steps in paraphrasing.

What is “five?”

400

The rhetorical appeal that uses feelings to persuade someone.

What is “pathos?”

400

The country that The Sniper takes place in.

Ireland.

400

The specific type of poems Shakespeare wrote. (Ex:hikou)

What is ”sonnets?”

600

The types of birds used in an aubade.

What are ”larks and nightingales?”

600

The pronoun’s antecedent: The essays sat on Mrs. B’s desk, all her students’ mistakes weighing on her.

What is “Mrs. B?”

600

A word or a couple of words used to show time, place, location, direction, etc.

What is a “preposition?”

600

Four people we see die in Romeo and Juliet.

Who are “Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt, Mercushio, or Paris?”

600

The country that Elie Wiesel is from.

What is “Hungry?”

800

Two scarbulary words that have two meanings.

What are “breech, diffuse, or muddle?”

800

The verbal in the following sentence:To get the high grade in the class, the student went out of their way for extra credit.

What is an “to get?”

800

A type of verbal used as an adjective.

What is a “participle?”

800

The person who gave Midas his golden touch.

Who is “Dionysus?”

800

The author of O Captain! My Captain!

Who is “Walt Whitman?”

1200

Correctly spell a composition spelling word.

What is “unnatural, reign, luncheon, curriculum, rehearsal, thirtieth, disappoint, colossal, acquaintance, innocent, disastrous, quietly, vengeance, gauge, seize, embassy, license, meadow, nausea, or essential?”

1200

Why this is plagiarized:                                                        The life of Bartholomew was a hard one. As said in the previously mentioned biography, “though painted many great paintings, he rarely got them sold for much, and as such often found himself on the street.” This demonstrates how hard it is for painters pioneering a new style.

They forgot to add a parenthetical citation.

1200

A word or group of words that complete a sentence or a part of the predicate that describes either the subject or direct object.

What is a “compliment?”

1200

What Arachne’s father did as his profession.

What is “dye wool?”

1200

The amount Robert Frost sold his first poem for and the poem’s name.

What is “$15 and My Butterfly?”

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