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| relating to color |
| high region |
| twisting |
| fake |
| aversion |
| outcome of something |
| unlimited knowledge |
| fluent |
| faithful friend |
| easily managed |
| unable to be repealed |
| confusion |
| apprehension |
| unwarranted |
| covered |
| at birth |
| discipline |
| bleeding |
| stubborness |
| sudden perception |
| true |
| True |
| theme |
| personification |
| imagery |
| tone |
| voice |
| How the writing looks on the page ,Visual enhancements that are suitable for the purpose and audience |
| Content |
| metaphor |
| Karen, Maya, and Duane played in the house and did not go out in the rain. |
| Karen, Maya, and Duane played in the house and did not go out in the rain. |
| False |
| simile |
| The author's word choices and sentence structure |
| simile ,personification ,metaphor |
| True |
| False |
| allusions |
| Using the right word at the right time. ,Using words that are appropriate for the purpose and the audience. |
| enemy |
| Basketball is a popular game in high school, but more people can make the football team because more players can be on the field at one time. |
| College costs skyrocket each year and many college students work to help pay their tuition. |
| When you enjoy something as much as he enjoys pizza. |
| a prodigy. |
| Celebrities like attention and they make up problems to get on television or the radio. |
| personification |
| allusions |
| twist |
| simile |
| She died giving birth to Amir. |
| false |
| he never stands up for himself. |
| but |
| deceive |
| The Ed Sullivan Show |
| By trading housekeeping services |
| imagery |
| "There is a way to be good again." |
| surgery to fix his cleft lip |
| faith |
| noun clause |
| magnanimity |
| false |
| tomb |
| false |
| false |
| Mrs. Mallard loved her husband very much. |
| Predictions must be made only in the beginning of a text. |
| Even though her husband had died in a train disaster, Mrs. Mallard felt joy. |
| The angels were jealous of the couple's love. |
| Brently (Mr. Mallard himself) |
| Cats and dogs can play together peacefully. |
| tells the graduates that he never graduated from college |
| generosity |
| true |
| principles |
| witty |
| If you read carefully, you should be able to find the theme. |
| Mrs. Mallard, who has heart trouble, locked herself in a room. |
| Memorize the eulogy so you don't need to have it written and in front of you. |
| to be friends with the reader |
| relating to color |
| high region |
| twisting |
| aversion |
| outcome of something |
| unlimited knowledge |
| fluent |
| faithful friend |
| easily managed |
| unable to be repealed |
| confusion |
| apprehension |
| unwarranted |
| covered |
| at birth |
| discipline |
| bleeding |
| bleeding |
| stubborness |
| sudden perception |
| dramatic irony |
| False |
| True |
| False |
| With tears in her eyes, Monique exclaimed, I'm not upset!" |
| verbal irony |
| Dramatic irony is also called sarcasm. |
| True |
| False |
| True |
| gloomy |
| fate |
| importunities |
| constraint |
| magnanimity |
| inharmoniousness |
| pressing demand |
| response |
| antiphony |
| joyous : cheerful |
| merry : holiday |
| hard work : prosperity |
| funeral : birth |
| peace : war |
| demons : hell |
| endorse : approve |
| peak : pit |
| lifetime : eternity |
| knife : sever |
| dramatic irony |
| false |
| magnanimity |
| Noun Clause |
| When he saw his favorite baseball player had signed with the Yankees, John threw a tantrum. |
| Brently (Mr. Mallard himself) |
| false |
| The two different people the daughter has been |
| faithless |
| false title |
| importunities |
| Hassan admits stealing it to protect Amir. |
| allusions |
| antiphony |
| simile |
| When delivering a eulogy, the speaker should use very formal English. |
| imagery |
| Basketball is a popular game in high school, but more people can make the football team because more players can be on the field at one time. |
| constraint |
| commencement address : inspire |
| high region |
| false |
| The Bilbros leave the town divorced. |
| Hassan was the lamb Amir had to slay in order to win over Baba. |
| College costs skyrocket each year and many college students work to help pay their tuition. |
| Joe will be successful in Spanish class. |
| Dramatic irony is also called sarcasm. |
| conflict between mother and daughter |
| verbal irony |
| tone |
| cognitive dissonance |
| Celebrities like attention and they make up problems to get on television or the radio |
| words |
| antiphony |
| personification |
| deform |
| He crouches behind a wall. |
| grants Ariela five dollars of alimony |
| Zen Buddhism |
| meditation |
| a story, dialogue or question used by Zen Buddhists to teach lessons |
| Japanese |
| It's meaning requires meditation. |
| They can't be grasped. |
| He was a simple, good-natured man who was content in almost any circumstance.,He played with the village children and got along with the village wives.,He had an aversion to any work that might be profitable. |
| She was a shrew who was always nagging and complaining |
| He feared how Dame Van Winkle would react to his long absence and wondered what excuse he could make to her. |
| Both Rip and Wolf wanted to escape from the incessant nagging of Rip's wife. |
| among papers belonging to Diedrich Knickerbocker which were discovered posthumously. |
| He prefered to get stories from people because he found that he got more information that way |
| The Kaat-Skills were a place of almost magical colors that changed with each season and each change of the weather. |
| Rip helped the stranger carry a keg of liquor up the side of a mountain.,Rip and the stranger came to a hollow that resembled an amphitheater and found a group of men playing nine-pins. |
| When he found that his beard had grown an entire foot. |
| The United States had won the Revolutionary War and General George Washington was hailed as a hero.,The people were discussing things like voting, liberty, members of congress and Bunker Hill. |
| short coat |
| shrewish |
| cliffs |
| diligence |
| hibernation |
| precise |
| pants |
| approval |
| facial features |
| in the pedestal of the sphinx statue |
| time |
| to prevent others from using the machine |
| a giant crab |
| tuberculosis victims |
| sulphur |
| Eloi |
| Two flowers |
| a museum |
| It grows dimmer. |
| an organism requiring air for life |
| a recording of events |
| a solution in a pressurized container |
| shaped like a star |
| an amount of money paid every year |
| not happening at the same time |
| antiquated |
| relating to a vastness like space |
| 1,000 years |
| 200 years |
| relating to the stars |
| one who studies items and cultures from the past |
| designed to be the least resistant to air flow |
| arranged in order of time |
| designed to be the least resistant to air flow |
| shrewish |
| bandits |
| when separate parts of a sentence or stanza are balanced by using similar constructions |
| The Roman god of the sun |
| meditation |
| two quatrains and a sestet |
| It's meaning requires meditation. |
| worldly and sophisticated |
| facial features |
| pants |
| Japanese |
| an organism requiring air for life |
| 14 |
| approval |
| precise |
| a little song |
| applying to a situation in the past |
| to put a man on the moon before Russia did |
| diligence |
| parallelism |
| hibernation |
| Zen Buddhism |
| cliffs |
| short coat |
| a solution in a pressurized container |
| an amount of money paid every year |
| a look backward at past events |
| false |
| False |
| false |
| True |
| Modern Language Association |
| put the entire web address |
| every time you use a fact or a piece of information from a source. |
| (Smith 12). |