Call It Courage Flashcards

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Define pinnacle

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Highest point of fame, power, of career

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Define despairing

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Loss of hope, giving up

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Define stout

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Bold, brave

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Define albatross

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A large web-footed sea bird that have the ability to remain aloft for a long time

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Define formidable

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Causing fear or dread

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Define perilous

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Involving great risk

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Define baleful

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Miserable

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Define atoll

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Ring shaped coral reef or closely placed small coral islands

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Define oppressive

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Unjustly harsh

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Define Parched

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Extremely thirsty

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Define solitary

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Alone with no companions

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Instantaneous

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On an instinct, very quick

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Define waning

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Becoming weaker

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Define tumult

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Uproar, confusion

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Define peril

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Grave danger

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Define implacable

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Cruel, merciless

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What’s a flat character type

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Known by one or two character types

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What is a round character type

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Is complex and many sided, we learn much about what he or she wants, thinks, and feels

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What is a stock character type

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A stereotyped character, we can ofter predict what the character will do. Example a mad scientist will be evil and try to do something terrible

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What is a dynamic (developing) character type

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Undergoes permanent changes in behaviour, personality, or outlooks. The character learns something and is different in the end *death is not a character change

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What is first person point of view

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The author disappears into one of the characters amd ‘I’ is used

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What is third person point of view

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A recording of what is seen and heard

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What is omniscient point of view

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A third person perspective where the author tells the story and knows all. He/she can see inside the hearts and minds of ALL the characters

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What is a limited omniscient point of view

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Told in third person but as ONE of the characters in the story. The author tells what ONE character thinks, feels, sees, and hears

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What is In medi res
When the beginning of the story is in the middle of the action
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What is foreshadowing
When the author provides hints, clues, or suggestions of events that will happen later in the story
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What is flashback
Referring to something that happened earlier, often before the story began
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What is universal symbol
Anything that represent something else and is easily recognizable by anyone else (ex: a dove represents peace)
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What is mood
The prevailing tone or atmosphere of the section
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What is verisimilitude
When the outcome of the story has a plausible/truth
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What is setting
The setting tells the reader when and where the story takes place. The use of figurative language (simile, metaphor, personification) is common when describing the setting of the story
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What is a theme
The controlling idea or main idea of the story. It is different from the topic of the story. a theme must be a statement (sentence) at minimum, and should not be cliché
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What must you consider in order to develop a theme/thesis statement for a piece of literature
The conflicts and changes the character undergoes throughout the work
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What should a thesis statement be
A general, universal statement Avoid using 'I' 'You' or character names Word in positive rather then negative
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When writing a thesis statement, you should think about
When (event) Then (consequence) Which (result)
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What was mafatu scared of
The sea
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Who and what were mafatu's only friends
Uri (dog) | Kivi (albatross)
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Why does mafatu leave out to sea
To prove to others that he's not a coward
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Who is the protagonist
Central character in the conflict, not necessarily the 'good guy'
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Who is the antagonist
Force against the protagonist, no necessarily 'evil' | The antagonist can be person, thing, society, traits of own character, or nature
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Who is a minor character
The rest of the characters in the short story, which are not developed; they are a small part of the story and are usually not a part of the conflict
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What is a direct presentation
The author TELLS the reader straight out what the character is like , or another character TELLS the reader what the character is like
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What is an indirect presentation
The author SHOWS the character in action and he reader has to figure out what he character is like based on what he/she thinks, says, or does
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When was mafatu motivated to be brave
When he had to kill the shark to save Uri and get himself fish
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When does fear try to prevent survival inCall it Courage
When he needed to steal the spear to survive
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Name three examples of determination in Call it Courage
Drop knife in ocean Wild boar Eaters of men
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Name three instances of pride in Call it Courage
Fathers reaction when he returns Kills boar and gets his necklace Lack of pride when other boys mock him