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| To persuade someone by coaxing |
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| Remarkably or impressively great |
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| Where the story takes place (1942 During War) |
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| Narration from perspective of 'I' or 'We' |
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| Narration from outside, all knowing source |
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| Sudden vivid memory of the past |
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| Comparison using is or are |
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| Comparison using like or as |
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| A heroic device or symbol/ badge |
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| Joke based on multiple meanings of a word |
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| Consonant using hissing sound |
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Occurance of same sounds or letters.
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| Details predicting a future event |
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| Visually descriptive language |
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| Accorded a great deal of respect |
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| Using something to represent something bigger or an idea |
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| A feeling or condition of hostility |
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| Competition for the same objective |
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| Exposed to the possibility of attack |
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| A character who contrasts with another character |
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Tension between two or more forces
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| Attribution of a human in nature |
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| Position requiring little work but giving up high status |
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| Choice of words in writing |
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| The killing of a brother or sister |
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| The overall feeling of a part of writing |
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| Feeling of anger for unfair treatment |
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| An unpleasant hint of something bad |
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| A person's manner of walking |
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| A twisted expression on a person's face |
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| A bird, a person who is fooled or decieved |
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| Giving human-like traits to a non-human thing |
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| Wave: an undulating curve |
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| Metaphor introduced and then further developed |
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| Evoking a keen sense of sadness |
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| An angry or bad-tempered expression |
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| Subject of talk in a piece of writing |
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