MR. MULROONEY
KINDRED VOCAB
WHAT WE READ
ENGLISH II KNOWLEDGE
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE & LITERARY TERMS
100

The nickname some students use for Mr. Mulrooney

What is Roondog?  

100

The definition of Ancestor

Who is someone from whom you are descended?

100

The name of Dana's husband in Kindred

Who is Kevin?

100

A way to describe the attitude of readers

What is lazy? 

100

This kind of figurative language uses "like" or "as" to compare two unlike things.

What is a simile?

200

Mr. Mulrooney's age

What is 24? 

200

The definition of Candor

What is the quality of being honest and straightforward?

200

The head of the fire department in F451

Who is Captain Beatty?

200

Informs the reader of the subject that will be discussed in the paragraph

What is a topic sentence?

200

Gives the audience hints or signs about the future

What is foreshadowing?

300

The teacher who went to college with Mr. Mulrooney

Who is Ms. Canon?

300

Belonging to a period before a war

What is the definition of antebellum?

300

In this book they drive an up car

What is Feed?

300

This is what MLA stands for

What is Modern Language Association?

300

The definition of Hyperbole

What is a figure of speech in which an author or speaker purposely and obviously exaggerates to an extreme?

400

The course Mr. Mulrooney will teach in the fall

What is AP Literature? 

400

A deeply stressful or disturbing experience 

What is the definition of trauma?

400

This character says this line in Kindred, "But I'm suppose to be free. I was free. Born free!" (Butler, 157).

Who is Alice?

400

This means your evidence is closely connected or appropriate to what is being discussed

What is relevant? 

400

A figure of speech that puts together opposite elements

What is an oxymoron?

500

The type of car Mr. Mulrooney drives

What is a Mazda? 

500

The definition of kindred

What is similar in quality or character?

500

In what state does Kindred mainly take place?

What is Maryland?

500

Three parts of argument analysis

Claim, Evidence, and Explanation

500

The repetition of vowel sounds

What is the definition of Assonance?

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