Grammar Vocabulary Lesson 86 - 95

rising action

• refers to those problems that occur before the climax of ta story

• is writing that pictures life as the writer might like it to be rather than as it really is.

• is the use of sharp, cutting remarks or language intended to mock, wound. or ridicule.

• of a written piece is its form

romance

• refers to those problems that occur before the climax of ta story

• is writing that pictures life as the writer might like it to be rather than as it really is.

• is the use of sharp, cutting remarks or language intended to mock, wound. or ridicule.

• of a written piece is its form

sarcasm

• refers to those problems that occur before the climax of ta story

• is writing that pictures life as the writer might like it to be rather than as it really is.

• is the use of sharp, cutting remarks or language intended to mock, wound. or ridicule.

• of a written piece is its form

structure

• refers to those problems that occur before the climax of ta story

• is writing that pictures life as the writer might like it to be rather than as it really is.

• is the use of sharp, cutting remarks or language intended to mock, wound. or ridicule.

• of a written piece is its form

symbol 

• is a concrete object used to represent an idea.

• refers to things in their natural form, order, or origin.

• believe that there is a natural, inherent order for properly governing society

• is the features of expressions of a face.

Greek root physio; 

• is a concrete object used to represent an idea.

• refers to things in their natural form, order, or origin.

• believe that there is a natural, inherent order for properly governing society

• is the features of expressions of a face.

physiocrat

• is a concrete object used to represent an idea.

• refers to things in their natural form, order, or origin.

• believe that there is a natural, inherent order for properly governing society

• is the features of expressions of a face.

physiognomy

• is a concrete object used to represent an idea.

• refers to things in their natural form, order, or origin.

• believe that there is a natural, inherent order for properly governing society

• is the features of expressions of a face.

physiography

• is the study of the earth's features

• studies the natural chemical and physical functions of living organisms

• measures the functions of the body

• is the features of expressions of a face.

physiometry

• is the study of the earth's features

• studies the natural chemical and physical functions of living organisms

• measures the functions of the body

• is the features of expressions of a face.