ACT Vocabulary
To leave out.
What is omit?
To fully occupy or involve.
What is engage?
Explains characters' backgrounds and situations.
What is exposition?
The struggle the protagonist is fighting against.
What is conflict?
This covers 75 percent of the earth but is not allowed in Ms. Halpern's classroom.
What is water?
To have a mutual relationship with?
What is correlate?
To become apparent of important.
What is emerge?
The geographical location of a story.
What is setting?
How the story ends.
What is resolution?
These are popular with teens, but cannot be worn to Millwood even with tight underneath.
What are ripped jeans?
To study carefully.
What is to analyze?
To gradually develop.
What is evolve?
The highest point of action on which the entire story changes direction.
What is climax?
Black, navy, red, royal blue, and gray.
What are acceptable colors of clothing for Millwood?
These can only be worn as a part of a team uniform and must have zippers.
What are hoodies?
To make or create.
What is compose?
A disapproving judgement or a situation with potential to become dangerous.
What is critical?
The story begins and leads to the climax.
What is rising action?
Because no one want to see your back quarters, these are not allowed at Millwood.
What are baggy pants?
To identify a difference among things.
What is differenciate?
To cause something to decisively occur.
What is determine?
Ties of loose ends of the story.
What is falling action?