REVIEW for Last Vocabulary List Number the page on the left (down the side) from 1-20…like you were going to take a spelling test,.

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REVIEW for Last Vocabulary List Number the page on the left (down the side) from 1-20…like you were going to take a spelling test,.

What word means…  Struggle between opposing forces

What word means…  Person or for opposing a protagonist

What word means…  The tone/implication of a word or phrase

What word means…  To give knowledge

What word means…  Make notes on paper to help explain/make sense of the text

What word means…  Statement taken to be true without proof

What word means…  Help support

What word means…  In agreement; usually same as the past

What word means…  represent

What word means…  Not exaggerated; factual; real

What word means…  A non-human thing talked about as if it were human

What word means…  The rules of technical writing (punctuation, grammar, spelling, etc.)

What word means…  Conversation between two or more characters

What word means…  Reason/purpose author writes something

What word means…  Part of a poem (usually several lines)

What word means…  Make a logical determination (guess) based on clues in the story

What word means…  Look over and read key parts quickly

What word means…  believable

What word means…  Word that means the same/similar to another

What word means…  Word formed from first (or other) letters in a phrase or series of words

Answers  1. conflict  2. antagonist  3. connotation  4. inform  5. annotate  6. assumption  7. contribute  8. consistent  9. symbolize  10. literal

Answers…  11. personification  12. conventions  13. dialogue  14. author’s intent  15. stanza  16. infer/inference  17. scan  18. credible  19. synonym  20. acronym