Unit Vocabulary 1
Who said it?
Common Standards
Unit Vocabulary 2
Literary Terms
100

the sense that allows someone to choose between right and wrong actions

conscience

100

"Yup Hambone Henderson proposed to your mother around the same time I did. fought dirty too..."

Dad

100

the sequence of events in a story or pay

plot

100

(n.) a young person; (adj.) young or immature

juvenile

100

a character's opinion or feelings about a specific topic, idea, or event, which is usually influenced by aspects of their identity, beliefs, and experiences

perspective

200

willing to cause pain or suffering

cruel

200

"Wooo, blizzard warnings! Blizzard warnings! Wooo! Take cover!"

Byron and Buphead

200

typically the main character, also can be the hero 

protagonist

200

having a strong, lasting, or positive feeling about someone or something

impressed

200

the one who tells the story

narrator

300

imitate; copy

emulate

300

"Give my regards to Clark, Poindexter."

Byron

300

the character or force that opposes the protagonist and creates the main conflict in the story 

antagonist

300

something that someone strongly wants to do

temptation

300

the emotion or feeling that a text creates for the reader

 mood

400

the act of copying someone or something else

imitation

400

"Bang! Squirrel stew tonight!"

Rufus

400

this is the time and place in which the story unfolds 

setting
400

a cure or solution for an illness, problem, or difficulty

remedy

400

a scene that occurs before the present moment of the text

flashback

500

absolutely necessary

vital

500

"I am different"

Kenny

500

the authors attitude or perspective on the subject of the story 

tone

500

kind treatment by a person who has some power over another person

mercy

500

the vantage point from which a story is told; the stance from which the action and events of the story unfold

point of view