HSAP
Vocabulary
Grammar
Swallowing Stones
Mix
100
When a character looks back on past events outside of the story.
What is flashback?
100
Smallest and most precise.
What is minutest?
100
A ________ pronoun shows ownership.
What is a possessive pronoun?
100
Jenna's best friend.
Who is Andrea?
100
A type of writing, literature, music, art...
What is genre?
200
Saying one thing but meaning another - by a character.
What is verbal irony?
200
Irritated/Annoyed.
What is nettled?
200
The nominative case acts as this in a sentence.
What is the subject?
200
A psychological disorder that is plaguing Jenna.
What is anxiety?
200
Being unclear or meaning more than one thing. Begins with an a.
What is ambiguity?
300
Clues or hints about future events in a story.
What is foreshadowing?
300
Easily deceived.
What is gullible?
300
her, his, my, mine, our, ours...
What are possessive pronouns?
300
The genre that we are currently reading.
What is fiction/novel?
300
Saying one thing and meaning another. Begins with a c.
What is contradiction?
400
When the reader understands/knows something that a character does not.
What is dramatic irony?
400
To guess. Begins with a c.
What is conjecture?
400
"After Donna returns from her cleaning" is a
What is a sentence fragment?
400
The type of irony as Michael and Jenna interact with each other.
What is dramatic irony?
400
Saying the opposite of what you mean, generally for a humorous purpose. Ex. Man, my hair looks great today!
What is sarcasm?
500
When the expected results in a situation are different that what actually occurs.
What is situational irony?
500
Extremely talkative.
What is garrulous?
500
The pronoun case that acts an object. Ex. She gave the book to him. (to him)
What is the objective case?
500
The Ghost Tree hints at future events. This is..
What is foreshadowing?
500
The feeling of a story created by the author's choice of words, setting. Also known as the atmosphere.
What is mood?
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