a single human being apart from a society or community

an example that is cited to prove or disprove a claim or illustrate a point

a natural result or consequence

a rule or standard, especially of good behavior

a form of autobiographical writing in which a writer shares his or her personal experiences and observations

told from the writer's own perspective, using pronouns such as I, my, and we

someone who carries things tat are clumsy or difficult to move

a place feels uncomfortably closed or crowded

something done in a dangerously unstable or insecure way

has a greater level of people's respect or honor than others like it

the thing that is most important to a person in a particular situation or relationship

the things one is able to do or the talents one is able to develop

having or showing qualities of honor

lowering or reducing in rank, dignity, respect, quality, or value

a true account of a person's life written by another person

order of events

overcrowded

successful; well-to-do

destroy in a severe, drastic way

to fall apart, to break down in quality or value

a power of attraction, an ability to interest or entice others

introduced slowly and with consistent, constant effort

dull; lacking brightness and energy

without interest or feeling, either for or against

materials created by people who witnessed or took part in an event

made by people who were not directly involved with or may not even have been present at the event

exact words, from the subject as well as from people who know or knew the subject

presents a relationship between pairs of words

told by an outside narrator who is not connected to or involved in the events

the word that the pronoun refers to

the feeling a writer creates in a story

half of a three-dimensional circular, or ball shape

working with something, like a spoon

positive, strong support of the truth of something

logical guess based on stated information as well as background knowledge and experience

a feeling of anger or irritation

bold, brave, determined

wailing or crying as a way of expressing grief

doing it quietly and secretly so no one notices

leave slowly and reluctantly, not wanting to go

an interruption in the current action of the story, to tell about something that took place earlier

a slow, gradual increase in volume, intensity, or force

calm and unflustered

calm and assured, showing balanced feeling and action

the repetition of sounds at the ends of words

a regular, repeated pattern of rhythm in a poem

a person, place, object, or an activity that stands for something beyond itself

the message about life or human nature that the author wants to share

voice of the poem

a pattern developed throughout a poem, i.e. abab

consists of words and phrases that appeal to a reader's five senses

tells a story, often describing a particular event

point of greatest interest

a technique in which a writer provides a hint that suggests future events

the place where a ship is docked and secured by lines, cables, or anchors

a pole used to support a ship's sails or rigging

British foot soldiers of the first regiment of the royal household

gloomy, dark

a guard or sentry

acting suddenly, on impulse

ghostly

terrified, shocked

the same word, phrase, or line repeated several times in a poem

individuals who take part in the action

the time and place where the story occurs

series of events that center on a conflict faced by a main character or individual

Which is NOT a primary source?

Which is NOT a secondary source?

sentence pattern - one independent clause

sentence pattern - two or more independent clauses joined with commas and coordinating conjunctions such as and, or, but, nor, yet, so

sentence pattern - one independent clause and one or more subordinate clauses that can be used as nouns or modifiers

sentence pattern - two or more independent clauses and one or more subordinate clauses

visual elements whose purpose is to provide additional information about events

a written or printed copy

providing a detailed record or report

someone or something that provides information

people who are knowledgeable in a field or a subject area

people who are present at an event and can give a first-hand account of something seen, heard, or experienced

recorded material that gives information about a subject or event

question-and-answer conversations between two or more people

5 Ws and H include each of the following EXCEPT: