Sleepy Hollow Academic Vocabulary (match to def)
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- Q1repetition of consonant sounds, often at the beginnings of wordsalliteration30s
- Q2force working against protagonistantagonist30s
- Q3person, animal, or inanimate object carrying the action of a plotcharacters30s
- Q4high point of plot where conflict is addressed and begins to be resolvedclimax30s
- Q5problem driving action of plotconflict30s
- Q6conflict between a character and a force outside that character in a plot; could be a struggle w/ another character, but doesn't have to beexternal conflict30s
- Q7events in a plot that happen after the climax that help resolve the conflictfalling action30s
- Q8giving hints of future events in a plotforeshadowing30s
- Q9exaggerating for effect or to make a pointhyperbole30s
- Q10synonyms: shows, demonstrates, represents, clarifies, explainsillustrates30s
- Q11creating sensory responses with words (sight, sound, touch, taste, hearing); making images/ pictures is most common interpretationimagery30s
- Q12character struggles with self; internal probleminternal conflict30s
- Q13direct comparison of two unlike things; saying one this is another or describing one thing as something completely different ("Dr. White's test is a bear!")metaphor30s
- Q14reader's response to a text; how a text makes a reader/ the audience feelmood30s
- Q15sequence of events that make up a storyplot30s