English 10H Vocabulary Quiz

What is the definition of 'inference'?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The way a writer develops and reveals a character's personality

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What is the meaning of 'ambiguity'?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The way a writer develops and reveals a character's personality

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What does 'characterization' refer to?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The way a writer develops and reveals a character's personality

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What is the definition of 'transformation'?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The way a writer develops and reveals a character's personality

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What is the purpose of 'imagery' in literature?

• To draw a conclusion from supporting evidence

• To present an idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• To develop and reveal a character's personality

• To help readers experience through their senses

What is the definition of 'exposition'?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The first paragraph or paragraphs in which characters, setting, and basic information is introduced

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What does 'juxtaposition' involve?

• The process of drawing a conclusion from supporting evidence

• An idea or situation that can be understood in multiple ways

• The placement of two or more things side by side to bring out their differences

• A change or alteration, especially a radical one

What does it mean for something to be 'nocturnal'?

• Occurring or active during the day

• Occurring or active at night

• Not discovered or known about; concealed

• Avoiding the company of other people; solitary

What is the definition of 'obscure'?

• Occurring or active during the day

• Occurring or active at night

• Not discovered or known about; concealed

• Avoiding the company of other people; solitary

What does it mean for someone to be 'reclusive'?

• Occurring or active during the day

• Occurring or active at night

• Not discovered or known about; concealed

• Avoiding the company of other people; solitary