Vocab And Terms Flashcards
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Refers to the time the writing is portraying and the place where it takes place.
Setting
Making a Character seem real by telling about the character directly, by the words the character speak, or what other characters in the story say about him/her
Characterization
Refers to the perspective from which the story is told. Essentially, there are three perspectives an author may use. 1st 2 3 person
Point of view
To make a sustained deep murmmuring, humming or buzzing sound
Drone (droning)
To shift the stress (in a language or music) from the normally strong beats to the week beats
Syncopated
To sing or hum softly
Croon
Paleness
Pallor
Without glory; shameful
Inglorious
Constrained
To force; restrict
A small introductory book on a subject
Primer
An earthy reddish or yellow color
Ochre
Sharp painful
Pungent
A physical change; alteration
Metamorphosis
Excessively thin and angular
Gaunt
Dealing with needed things
Utilitarian
NAACP
Acronym for national associations for the advancement of colored people
Rules that must be obeyed if you move into certain neighborhoods
Restrictive covenants
Complacently or inanely foolish
Fatuous
Capable of being wounded
Vulnerable
Feeling or displaying ferocity
Truculent
Viewpoint
Perspective
Set up; establish as
Constitutes
Of moderate or low value or quality
Mediocrity
Irrelevant
Impertinent