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La Relacion Vocabulary - Cabeza de Vaca

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Analyze

a)

The reason behind the reading, to entertain, persuade or inform.

b)

To represent in human form.

c)

To examine carefully; study closely.

d)

Time and place in which a text was written; style and content of a text.

2.

Author's Purpose

a)

The power to move from place to place.

b)

To cover with water, to overwhelm.

c)

The most important character in the story

d)

The reason behind the reading, to entertain, persuade or inform.

3.

Cauterize

a)

To burn or sear to destroy diseased tissue.

b)

A message about life or human nature that the writer shares with the reader.

c)

Where and when the story takes place.

d)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

4.

Document

a)

To provide with written evidence to support.

b)

To show or make known.

c)

Where and when the story takes place.

d)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

5.

Embody

a)

Time and place in which a text was written; style and content of a text.

b)

To make clear by explaining through stories, examples, or comparisons.

c)

To represent in human form.

d)

To make clear by explaining through stories, examples, or comparisons.

6.

Historical Context

a)

Time and place in which a text was written; style and content of a text.

b)

To gain one's favor by deliberate effort.

c)

To make clear by explaining through stories, examples, or comparisons.

d)

The power to move from place to place.

7.

Illustrate

a)

To cover with water, to overwhelm.

b)

The power to move from place to place.

c)

To make clear by explaining through stories, examples, or comparisons.

d)

The most important character in the story.

8.

Ingratiate

a)

To cover with water, to overwhelm.

b)

The power to move from place to place.

c)

The most important character in the story

d)

To gain one's favor by deliberate effort.

9.

Inundate

a)

The power to move from place to place.

b)

To cover with water, to overwhelm.

c)

The most important character in the story

d)

A picture that recounts an event drawn from a story, either factual or fictional.

10.

Locomotion

a)

The power to move from place to place.

b)

The most important character in the story

c)

A picture that recounts an event drawn from a story, either factual or fictional.

d)

The sequence of events in a story.

11.

Main Character

a)

A picture that recounts an event drawn from a story, either factual or fictional.

b)

The sequence of events in a story.

c)

The most important character in the story

d)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

12.

Narrative Imagery

a)

The sequence of events in a story.

b)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

c)

To show or make known.

d)

A picture that recounts an event drawn from a story, either factual or fictional.

13.

Plot

a)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

b)

The sequence of events in a story.

c)

To show or make known.

d)

Where and when the story takes place.

TarryTo delay.

14.

Promote

a)

To show or make known.

b)

Where and when the story takes place.

c)

To delay.

d)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

15.

Reveal

a)

Where and when the story takes place.

b)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

c)

To show or make known.

d)

To delay

16.

Theme

a)

A message about life or human nature that the writer shares with the reader.

b)

To delay.

c)

Where and when the story takes place.

d)

Time and place in which a text was written; style and content of a text.

17.

Setting

a)

To delay.

b)

To show or make known.

c)

Where and when the story takes place.

d)

To help something happen, develop, or increase.

18.

Tarry

a)

To delay.

b)

Time and place in which a text was written; style and content of a text.

c)

To make clear by explaining through stories, examples, or comparisons.

d)

To gain one's favor by deliberate effort.