WorksheetsVocabulary Review -Alana Williams
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
An inference is an idea or conclusion that's drawn from evidence and reasoning. An inference is an educated guess.
Inference
Cite
Support
Analyze
False or deceptive
Vehemently
Audacity
Hypocritical
Crevice
Too much of one thing; constancy; sameness
Sinister
Junction
Lark
Monotony
An object emitting light without becoming hot to the touch; glow-in-the-dark objects.
Phosphorescent
Acute
Dingy
Abberation
a patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments
Compare
Propriety
Hypochondria
Claim
Having connection to or the topic or matter at hand.
Pronoun
Suspense
Sinister
Relevant
The voice that tells the story. may be a character or an outside voice created by the author
Conceive
Narrator
Vex
Reliability
To disturb; to annoy
Vex
Crevice
Stifled
Derision
Cautious or secretly
Stealthily
Hypocritical
Derision
Crevice
Shameless, daring or boldness
Speaker
Narrator
Audacity
Acute
The usage or vocabulary characteristic of a group of people
Climax
Dialect
Stealthily
Rhyme Scheme
Cautious or secretly
Reliability
Sinister
Hypochondriac
Stealthily
a patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments
Hypochondriac
Internal Conflict
Stage Directions
Recall
With intense emotion
Vex
Commence
Antagonist
Simile
To begin or start something
Commence
Assonance
Analyze
Incident
When you demonstrate something, you show what it is or how it works.
Rising Action
Support
Demonstrate
Exposition
the foreshadowing of tragic or evil events.
Prodigy
Liable
Sidekick
Baleful
buddy who comes with you on your adventures.
Identify
Sidekick
Identify
Foreshadowing
A conversation between two characters, set off with quotation marks
Compare
Vileness
Propriety
Dialogue
Examine and note the similarities or differences of.
Compare
Claim
Contrast
Relevant
An uncertain cognitive state: feeling of excitement or nervousness
Lark
Monotony
Suspense
Junction
A carefree adventure; enjoyable event
Conceive
Phosphorescent
Narrator
Lark
Shameless, daring or boldness
Audacity
Derision
First Person
Stifled
The narrator is in the story and refers to him/herself. Uses: I, me, we, our, us, my
Crevice
Third Person Limited
First Person
Ajar
Partially open
Second Person
Tentatively
Ajar
Third Person Omniscient
Nervous trembling
Gnarled
Tremor
Protagonist
Ominous
Roughened, as from age or work
Metaphor
Couplet
Conceive
Gnarled
an exaggeration of the truth for emphasis or humor.
Slant Rhyme
Hyperbole
Symbol
Stanza
is the repetition of the consonant sounds within and at the end of words.
Consonance
Onomatopoeia
Repetition
Sound Devices
A meeting or joining of two objects; place of joining.
Aberration
Periscope
Junction
Dingy
