Unit 1
A desire to cause harm.
What is malice?
Inclined to be silent or quite
What is taciturn?
Using tricks or deception to get something or achieve a goal
What is subterfuge?
To bestow or leave by will
What is bequeath?
Moving in a wavelike way
What is undulating?
Placing one story inside another
What is Framing?
Feeling or idea associated with a word or phrase
What is connotation?
Uncertain meaning, or having multiple interpretations
What is ambiguity?
Authors or character's attitude
What is perspective?
Using mockery to critique
What is sarcasm?
The overarching message or truth specific to the story
What is central idea?
Characters talking to another character
What is dialogue?
Introducing the plot
What is exposition?
Words used to appeal to the five senses
What is imagery?
Central idea of an essay
What is a claim?
An author using snappy dialogue
What is pacing?
Encountering stories with similar plots of characters.
What is an archetype?
Moves through a story and moves the story along through actions and interactions
What is character?
Using information found in a text
What is textual evidence?
The authors attitude of their writing
What is tone?
Friendship can conquer all
What is theme?
A spooky castle in a dark cold forest.
What is setting?
He was fast like a cheetah
What is a metaphor?
The clouds cried
What is a metaphor?
Narrator talking about past events
What is a flashback?