1. Adventure Vocabulary Andrew Grant

2. Adventure Protagonist lives by wits and skills consistently placed in in dangerous situations. “To Build a Fire”- Main character struggles to survive in a snowstorm.

3. Symbol Stands for or represents something else. “Moby Dick”- The whale symbolizes evil.

4. Archetype Patterns in literature found around the world. “Red Badge of Courage”-The archetype is just like any other war story.

5. Epigraph Quote at the beginning of a chapter in a book.

6. Romanticism Literary and artistic movement, focused on imagination. “to build a fire”- the man was romantic with his dog?

7. Wilderness Gothic Medieval, wild, or mysterious “to build a fire”- weird story about how he manages to survive.

8. Captivity Narrative Someone being held captive. “To Build a Fire”- The main character isnt being held by a person physically but lost in a snow storm.

9. Imagery Descriptive or figurative launguage that creates images. Uses the 5 senses. “Red Badge of Courage”- very descriptive about the blood and gore in the war scenes.

10. Style Writers use of language. -The only thing I can think of is Shakespeare and how he talks.

11. Metaphor One thing spoken as something else. “Moby Dick”- The whale seems to be referred to as evil.

12. Conflict Stuggle between opposing forces. Internal- Struggle within the character External-Struggle between character and outside force. “Red Badge of Courage”- struggle within Henry and his fear of war.

13. Realism Using details of real life. Stressed actual events instead of imagery. “Red badge of courage”- A real actual war its about.

14. Naturalism Literary movement Viewed people as helpless victoms of nature. “To Build a Fire”- In the artic surrounded by nature.

15. Historical Details Details that show time period of a work. “Red Badge of Courage”- you can tell the time period because it’s a based around a war that we are aware of.