Bell Ringer Set #4 State Test Vocabulary

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A collection of structural, academic, and content vocabulary terms and definitions used in state test question stems and literary analysis.

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Convey

To express, show, or communicate an idea or feeling to the reader.

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Illustrate

To make clear or show something by providing examples, evidence, or details.

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Demonstrate

To show clearly by giving proof, evidence, or logical reasoning.

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Portray / Portrayal

To depict, describe, or represent a character or idea in a specific way.

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Transform

To change thoroughly in form, appearance, or character.

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Objective Summary

A short statement or paragraph that tells the main points of a text without adding personal opinions or feelings.

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Pacing

The speed at which a story unfolds or how fast/slow events seem to move for the reader.

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Tension

A feeling of fear, nervousness, suspense, or excitement created by an author when characters face conflict.

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Tone

The author’s attitude toward the subject, character, or audience, expressed through their word choice.

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Reluctant Hero

A character who is called to perform heroic acts or face danger, but does so unwillingly, fearfully, or hesitantly.

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Motivation

The underlying reason, desire, or goal that drives a character to think, act, or react in a certain way.

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Restraint

Self-control; holding back from acting impulsively or violently.

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Idealized

Regarded or presented as perfect or better than reality; seen through an overly admiring lens.