Sandra Vocab
Sandra Cisneros
Midas Vocab
King Midas/Golden Touch
Myth/Folk Tales
100

An established routine 

ritual 

100

The images Sandra uses in her poetry come from here.

The place where dreams come from. 

100

happy and satisfied

content

100

A foreshadowing sentence: "He wanted to be the most [BLANK] king in the world..."

Powerful 

100

a lesson

moral 

200

A collection of stories, music, and other works of art 

anthology

200

How abuelito passed out money to his grandkids.

He threw coins like rain.

200

a pleasant smell 

fragrance 

200

Midas' palace was famous for this.

Garden and roses 

200

a story or idea believed to be true but is not

myth

300

In a very personal way

intimately 

300

Valuing and working for what you have are lessons you can't learn from this place. 

Harvard

300

extreme sadness 

grief

300
This is why Dionysus gave Midas a gift. 

Midas took care of Silenus

300

a story with no author passed through word of mouth 

folk tale

400

To say words for someone else to write down

dictate 

400

Esperanza feels better after dancing with this character. 

Uncle Nacho 

400

to show that you are sorry for misdeeds

repent 

400

King Midas wasn't a bad man but he was this. 

Greedy/foolish

400

a god in ancient Greek stories, represented as half human and half goat

satyr

500

Inclined to favor one thing over another

partial 

500

This person inspired "Salvador, Early or Late".

The boy who sat next to Sandra in class. 

500

playing tricks on people or doing things to annoy or embarrass them

mischievous 

500

Midas "cured" himself by doing this.

He washed in the river. 
500

an idea, subject, or image that is regularly repeated and developed in a book, film, or work of art

motif 

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