Realism Era Test Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Blithe

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adj. Happy and cheerful joyous

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robust

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adj. strong and healthy sturdy

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Fetch

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v. go to another place and bring back

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Disposition

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n. one’s nature or attitude

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Hieroglyphic

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n. symbol standing for a word idea or sound

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Canuck

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Slang for a Canadian

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Cuff

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slang for black people

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Render

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v. give;do

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Gangling

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adj. thin, tall and awkward

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Scourged

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v. afflicted tormented

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Chilblains

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an itching sore or redness or the hands or feet caused chiefly by exposure to cold

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Callow

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adj. young and inexperienced

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Reverential

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adj. feeling deeply respectful mixed with wonder

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Declensions

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n. the inflections of nouns pronouns and adjectives

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Trepidation

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n. nervous dread fear

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Excruciatingly

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adv. very painfully; torturously

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Interminably

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adv. endlessly

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Faro

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a gambling game played by betting on the order in which certain cards will appear

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Jocularity

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n. with a jocular (funny joking) quality

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Myriad

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n. a very great number countless

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Naturalism

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Type of literature that depicts man in a brutal struggle with his environment in an indifferent universe

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Stephen Crane

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Wrote Naturalism

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Allegory

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Literary work where character, plot, and setting have a literal and a symbolic meaning

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Futile

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incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.

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Froth
n. worthless or insubstantial talk, ideas, or activities.
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Exatriated
n. driven away or exiled
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Maleovence
adj. spitefulness; ill will
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Anathema
n. thing or person accursed or detested her a condemnation
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Prescience
n. knowledge of things before they happen
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Bellicose
adj. quarrelsome or hostile
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Maudlin
adj. person dispised or rejected
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Compliance
give into a wish, request, demand
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Dilapidated
rundown, neglected
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Ornery
bad-tempered, stubborn
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Garrulous
talkative