Unit 2-Lesson 10

an act of resistance or rebellion; a revolt

(a)  

an organized campaign concerning a political, social, or religious issue, typically motivated by a strong desire for change

• Uprising

• Crusade

• Epigraph

• Structure

a quote placed at the beginning of a book or chapter that provides context for or insight into the content that follows

(a)  

something that is believed to be wrong or unfair that may cause people to complain

• grievance

• marvel

• literary point of view

• perspective

(v) to be filled with surprise, wonder, or amazement

 (n) Something that is wonderful or astonishing

• literary point of view

• crusade

• marvel

• epigraph

the narrative perspective through which a story is told; most commonly first person, second person, third person omniscient, or third person limited.

• structure

• grievance

• perspective

• literary point of view

1. A character’s opinion or feelings about a specific topic/idea/event

2. the "lens" through which a person sees and understands the world.

• perspective

• literary point of view

• preposterous

• marvel

the way the text is organized

(a)  

completely foolish or unreasonable; ridiculous

(a)  

to firmly decide to do something

• feminism

• resolve

• marvel

• preposterous