Character Traits
Literary Terms
Verbs and Adverbs
Nouns and Adjectives
Word Opposites
100

You know how to manuever things to always get your way

manipulative

100

This is the author's message that we extract from any story, novel or poem.  It comes in the form of a moral lesson or universal truth.

theme

100

She won't wear fur or leather since she advocates for animal rights.

 to  publicly support a cause

100

The Capulets and the Montagues who had been feuding for decades showed animosity towards one another.

hatred

100

This is the opposite of  confident

insecure

200

You will do anything, to the point of carelessly hurting others, to achieve your goals

ruthless

200

This is an object that represents a larger idea or concept.

symbol

200

The school implemented the new bathroom use rules to prevent students from using the bathroom every class period.

Put into place or started using

200

Her client had the audacity of taking her self-created booklet and having it copyrighted and published under her name to sell and make money.

boldness or daring

200

This is the opposite of a humble or modest person

pretentious

300

You work hard to be the best that you can be at something, not accepting ordinary results but working to achieve extraordinary ones.

ambitious

300

This is a hint at later events in a story.

foreshadowing

300

The teacher animated her voice while reading so the students enjoyed the reading and even comprehended it more.

bring to life or make lively

300

When you compete in the FIFA games, and want to win you have to be undaunted by the challenges you face.

not intimidated or discouraged

300

This is the opposite of "competitive"

collaborative

400

Your feelings are easily hurt by others' actions and you are conversely careful not to hurt others' feelings.

sensitive

400

This is the opposite of what we expect to happen.

Irony

400

When she came to the United States, she opened up an amazing bakery, paying little for rent, and quickly expanded her clientele basis, therefore, making a lot of money.

profitable or lucrative

400

Tybalt was an opportunist when he slipped his sword under the interfering Romeo, to stab and kill Mercutio.

a person who exploits circumstances to take advantage of the situation

400

This is the opposite of "proud" or "arrogant"

meek,  modest or humble

500

You always tell the funniest jokes and play the most outrageous pranks on your friends. Everyone loves you because you make life so much more entertaining.

hilarious/humorous

500

                    This is what a character might say innocently or a a joke that actually comes true later.

Verbal Irony

500

The student defied the teacher by refusing to move his seat and getting on task.

openly resist or disobey

500

Mercutio was so witty that he had a smart remark to every comment made and even played with the same word, twisting it to make it mean something different

having quick, inventive or clever verbal humor

500

This is the opposite of "energetic"

lethargic or exhausted