Stage 3

Question 0

Situational irony

Answer 0

When a characters or the readers expect one things to happen but something else happens instead.

Question 1

Irony

Answer 1

Contrast between what is expected to happen and what it actually occurs,

Question 2

Verbal irony

Answer 2

What is said is the opposite of what is meant

Question 3

Dramatic irony

Answer 3

When what a character knows contrast with that the audience knows.

Question 4

Instigate

Answer 4

To stir up; provoke.

Question 5

Vestibule

Answer 5

Small entryway within a building

Question 6

Agile

Answer 6

Able to move quickly and easily.

Question 7

Falter

Answer 7

Hesitate from lack of courage or confidence.

Question 8

Ransack

Answer 8

To search or examine vigorously

Question 9

Prudence

Answer 9

The use of good judgment and common sense.

Question 10

Ravages

Answer 10

Serious damage

Question 11

Assertion

Answer 11

Statement

Question 12

Coveted

Answer 12

Greedily desired or wished for.

Question 13

Chronicle

Answer 13

Record of events

Question 14

Character motivation

Answer 14

The Reason behind a character’s actions - what make him or her act in a certain way,

Question 15

Prospects

Answer 15

Chances or possibilities, especially for financial success.

Question 16

Vexation

Answer 16

Irritation anoyance

Question 17

Incessantly

Answer 17

Without interruption continuously.

Question 18

Pauper

Answer 18

Poor person, especially one who depends in public charity.

Question 19

Adulation

Answer 19

Excessive praise or flattery

Question 20

Disconsolate

Answer 20

Extremely depressed or dejected.

Question 21

Aghast

Answer 21

Filled with shock and horror.

Question 22

Gamut

Answer 22

Entire range or series

Question 23

Privation

Answer 23

Lack of basic necessity or a comfort of life.

Question 24

Askew

Answer 24

Crooked to one side.

Question 25

Characterization

Answer 25

Used to develop made-up characters in stories.

Question 26

Frenetically

Answer 26

In a frenzied or frantic way

Question 27

Protégé

Answer 27

Person who is guided or supported by an older or more influential person.

Question 28

Reverie

Answer 28

State of daydreaming

Question 29

Exhortation

Answer 29

Communication strongly urging that something be done.

Question 30

Serene

Answer 30

Calm, peaceful

Question 31

retrieve

Answer 31

Find and return safely.

Question 32

Symbol

Answer 32

Literary devise in which something stand for something beyond itself .

Question 33

Theme

Answer 33

The underlying message about life or human nature that the author wants the reader to understand.

Question 34

Imminent

Answer 34

About to occur

Question 35

Infallibility

Answer 35

An inability to make errors.

Question 36

Doggedness

Answer 36

Persistence stubbornness

Question 37

Reiterate

Answer 37

Repeat

Question 38

Precariously

Answer 38

Insecurely; dangerous or unstable way.

Question 39

Exotic

Answer 39

Excitingly strange

Question 40

Evanescence

Answer 40

To disappear, vanish

Question 41

Heresy

Answer 41

Action or opinion contrary to what it generally thought of as right.

Question 42

Argument

Answer 42

Expresses a position on an issue and supports the position with reasons and evidence.

Question 43

Claim

Answer 43

The writer or speaker's position on an issue.

Question 44

Support

Answer 44

Reasons or evidence that supports the claim

Question 45

Rhetorical devices

Answer 45

Techniques used to enhance and communications more effectively in speeches.

Question 46

Repetition

Answer 46

Use the same word or group of word more than once for emphasis.

Question 47

Parallelism

Answer 47

Uses similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related or equal in importance. Often creates rhythm.

Question 48

Analogy

Answer 48

Comparison between two subjects that are alike in some ways.

Question 49

Momentous

Answer 49

Great importance

Question 50

Default

Answer 50

To fail to keep a promise, especially a promise to repay a loan.

Question 51

Legitimate

Answer 51

Justifiable or reasonable

Question 52

Militancy

Answer 52

The act of aggressively supporting a political or social cause.

Question 53

Inextricably

Answer 53

In a way impossible to untangle.