vocab
literary elements
romeo & juliet
the necklace & the most dangerous game
the outsiders
100

valiant and enmity

valiant: brave

enmity: hatred

100

the waves are like a breath of fresh air.

simile

100

the first to die

mercutio

100

the problem with mathilde

being greedy, never satisfied; always wanting more and more

100

setting of the outsiders

tulsa, oklahoma 

200

impetuous and chide

impetuous: impulsive

chide: to scold

200

the smell of pie is like kryptonite to me.

allusion and simile 

200

the meeting place of romeo and juliet

a party held by the capulets that romeo crashed

200

the irony of this story

the situational irony of this story is the fact that mme. loisel thought getting the necklace would make her life better and more extravagant when in reality, it put her and m. loisel into poverty and making her life opposite of what she wanted.

200

the book johnny bought ponyboy

gone with the wind

300

garish and rancor

garish: excessively ornate

rancor: feelings of ill will, hatred

300
the story jumped off the page.

personification

300

romeo's death cause and juliet's death cause

romeo: poison from an apothecary

juliet: romeo's dagger

300

the traps that rainsford planned for zaroff.

- man catcher

- knife slingshot

- tree trap

300

the reason johnny and pony had to run away

johnny killed bob

400

discord, beguile, agile, and inundate

discord: lack of harmony

beguile: to deceive or cheat

agile: well balanced/quick on one's feet/ nimble

inundate: to overwhelm with something 

400

there is a hurricane raging outside and someone remarks, "what lovely weather we have today."

verbal irony

400

juliet's parents and romeo's parents

juliet: lord and lady capulet

romeo: lord and lady montague

400

general zaroff's favorite prey

humans.

400

why did dally die

johnny died and he was depressed

500

resolve, pestilence, aloof, inexorable, and inauspicious 

resolve: firmness of purpose, determination

pestilence: epidemic

aloof: showing no interest, uninvolved

inexorable: impossible to persuade, to change or halt

inauspicious: not promising

500

i, we, me, us, my, min, ours vs. he, him, her, she, them, they, it, its

first person point of view vs. third person point of view

500

romeo's punishment for killing tybalt

exiled from verona, banned from contact with family/anyone

500

cost of the necklace

36,000 francs

500

the reasons for why each greaser fought

darry: to show off

soda: fun

two-bit: bc everyone else did

steve: hatred

pony: didn't know

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