Vocabulary 1
Something easily torn or broken.
What is flimsy?
The time and place in which a story occurs.
What is setting?
A place where something or someone is going.
What is destination?
To create a mental picture.
What is visualize?
An event or something that happens.
What is incident?
The process of being used again.
What is recycle?
The events as a story unfolds.
Wht is plot?
A piece of equipment in a fixed position.
What is a fixture?
To look at similarities between two or more of something.
What is compare?
Organizations that help.
What are charities?
To make a request in an urgent manner.
What is plea?
The people in the story.
What are characters?
An imaginary line around the middle of the earth.
To look at differences between two or more of something.
What is contrast?
To continue to live or exist.
What is survive?
To give consent or approval for something.
What is subscribe?
An example would be a small town in the mountains during the summer.
What is setting?
A long passage or narrow hallway.
What is a corridor?
A statement that can be proven to be true or false.
What is a fact?
A wide round, open container.
What is a basin?
Changing from a liquid to a gas.
What is evaporates?
This includes a conflict, rising action, a climax, and a resolution.
What is the plot?
To continue to do something in a determined way.
What is persist?
A claim or an argument that tells a persons thoughts, feelings, or ideas.
What is an opinion?
To be covered or marked with a large number of small spots or patches of color.
What is speckled?
As far as one knows or can see.
What is apparently?
Includes events from the story.
What is plot?
Sent to a different country for sale or trade.
What is exported?
Words that mean the same or close to the same thing.
What is a synonym?
A small bit of food.
What is a morsel?
For use in business.
What is industrial?
The perspective from which the story is told.
What is point of view?
To push gently.
What is nudge?
The major details of a story.
What is main idea?
The wearing away of something.
What is erosion?
To make a sudden forward movement.
What is lunging?
A story's message.
What is theme?
To hold steady.
What is fixed?
To figure out what is stated indirectly.
What is infer?
A region of the world near the equator.
Something that is hunched over.
What is stooped?
An example could be "Never give up"
What is theme?
Thrown or flung
What is slung?
These words are all _________
run, sprint, race,
What are synonyms?
A fringe of fur around the neck.
What is a ruff?
What is a nub?
The way you feel as a reader.
What is mood?
Noisy and disorderly
What is rowdy?
This is an example...
Mr. Diethelm and Mrs. Penney are both short.
Mr. Diethelm has short hair and Mrs. Penney has long hair.
What is compare and contrast?
An animal of mixed breed.
What is a mongrel?
Suggesting the presence of danger.
What is menacing?
Uses descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses.
What is imagery?
A time of watching.
What is vigil?
To only tell the main ideas of a story.
What is summarize?
To run or play in a lively manner.
What is romping?