Honors English I semster test

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Atone

(v) to makeup for

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Bondage

(n). slavery; any state of being bound or held down

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credible

(adj) belivable

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defray

(v) to pay for

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Dilligent

(adj) hardworking,industrious,not lazy

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Doleful

(adj.) sad; dreary

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Ghastly

(adj) frightful,horrible; deathly pale

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hamper

(v) to hold back

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Hew

(v) to shape or cut down with an ax; to hold to

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impoverished

(adj) poor, in a state of poverty; depleted

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incessantly (adv)

(adj) never stopping, going on all the time

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Intricate

(adj) complicated; difficult to understand

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Lucid

(adj) easy to understand, clear; rational, sane

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Posthumous

occurring after death

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prim

(adj) overly neat, proper or formal; prudish

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Sardonic

(adj) grimly or scornfully mocking, bitterly scarcastic

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Superfluous

(adj) exceeding what is sufficent or required, excess

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supplant

(v) to take the place of, supersede

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taunt

(v.) to jeer at, mock; (n.) an insulting or mocking remark

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tenacious

(adj) holding fast; holding together firmly; persistent

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adieu

(int.) "Farewell!"; (n.) a farewell

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advent

(n.) an arrival; a coming into place or view

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apex

(n) the highest point, tip

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Assimilate

(v.) to absorb fully or make one's own; to adopt as one's own; to adapt fully

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Bogus

(adj) false, counterfeit

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exorbitant

(adj) unreasonably high; excessive

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interim

(n.) the time between; (adj). temporary, coming between two points in time

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inundate

(v.) to flood, overflow; to overwhelm by numbers or size

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malign

(v) to speak evil of, slander; (adj) evil

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meander

(v.) to wander about, wind about; (n.) a sharp turn or twist

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metropolis

(n.) a large city; the chief city of an area

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momentous

(adj) very important

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obstreperous

(adj) noisy, unruly, disorderly

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pensive

(adj) thoughtful; melancholy

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perilous

(adj) dangerous

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Shoddy

(adj) of poor qualiuty; charecterized by inferior workmanship

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Sprightly

(adj.) lively, full of life; spicy, flavorful

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surly

(adj.) angry and bad-tempered; rude

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tirade

(n.) a long, angry speech, usually very critical

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vargant

(n.) an idle wanderer, tramp; (adj.) wandering aimlessly

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Why did the protagonist come to the theater?(king of the Bingo Game)

to get a break from reality, to play bingo to get a chance at winning money

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What is the dream that the protagonist has?(king of the Bingo Game)

a train derails and follows him through the town. Symbolizes he cant get away from his fate

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How can Arnold Friend be seen as a devil is disguise?(WYGWYB)

His faces skin tone doesnt match his neck, he stands on something in his boots to look taller, eyes seem to be empty

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How can Connie be characterized in the story?(WYGWYB)

Eve(in Adam and Eve) somewhat of an innocence lostm slowly being turned to going with arnold friend.

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What is the lesson learned at the end of the story?(the Lesson)

Socioeconomic inequality

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Theory of omission(HLWE)

also known as the iceberg theory, means that the words on the page make up just a small part of the story. (most of the iceberg resides under the surface)

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Descriptions of the operation(HLWE)

not really an operation, easy, fast

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Symbolism of the white elephant and what it means?(HLWE)

The white elephant was a lavish gift given by kings to members of his court he didnt like, they would go bankrupt from trying to keep the white elephant alive, In this context the White elephant is a baby, in which they are deciding if they want to terminate or have the child

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What does alcohol represent in the story?(HLWE)

The only functioning part of their relationship

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Symbolism of the setting?(HLWE)

The train station represents the crossroads in the woman and mans life. they can either go together with eachother and have the kid, or take diffrent trains and live their lives

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How much time has passed in the story?(HLWE)

35 minutes

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How can Sammy be seen as a judgmental character?(A&P)

he judges the girls based on what they look like and how they act

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classism in the story(A&P)

The girls act like they are on top, With sammy saying that some people here havnt been to the beach in years.

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Three descriptions of the girls(A&P)

the one in the plaid green two-piece. She was a chunky kid, with a good tan and a sweet broad soft-looking can with those two crescents of white just under it, where the sun never seems to hit, at the top of the backs of her legs, oaky hair that the sun and salt had bleached, done up in a bun that was unraveling, and a kind of prim face, a kind of dirty-pink - - beige maybe, I don't know -- bathing suit with a little nubble all over it and, what got me, the straps were down

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What three characters inappropriately leer at the girls?(A&P)

Stokesie, McMahon and Lengel

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Who seeks revenge in the story and why?(COA)

Fortunado seaks revenge after Amontillado insults him

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What is the setting?(COA)

Italian festival season

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Who asks as bait in the story?(COA)

Luchesi

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In what two ways is Fortunato describe as drunk?(COA)

Fortunatos walk and eyes

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What is the example of foreshadowing in the story?(COA)

"The cough's a mere nothing; it will not kill me. I shall not die of a cough."

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The odessy

Jounry of Odysseus home

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Illiad

Story of the Trojan War

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How is Odyseus trapped?

He is stuck on Calypso's Island, with no boat

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How is Penelope & Telemuchus trapped at the beginning of the story?

They are trapped at home with the suitors

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In medias res

In the middle of

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Nostos

Homecoming

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Kleos

Imperishable glory

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Xenia

The guest-host relationship

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Epic

A story, which we arent sure if it happened or not, contains lots of action

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Epithet of Polutroops

Part of the Odessy in which it explains Odysseus's wisdom, courage, cunning minipulation, his adventures and his wanderings through greecec trying to reach Ithica

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Bard

A musician who, thanks to muses, have the ability to sing and tell storys about the gods or about peoples journeys

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Muse

Gods of music and songs, usally give bards the ability to tell stories or songs about diffrent mythical adventures

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Penelope's two struggles

To let telemachus remarry her or stay a widow

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Telemachus's two struggles

Taking the throne or defending his fathers title

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Order in which the Greek council spoke and briefly what they spoke about

Telemachus,Eurymachus,telemachus,mentor,Leocrites,

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The spinners

Otherwise known as the fates, they weave peoples lives and when its time, cut the thread which kills them

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Events that took place at Phaecian games

Sprinting,Discus,wrestling,and boxing

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Odysseus's plan that he crafts against the cyclops

Sharpens part of walking stick, puts it in hot embers, feed the cyclops strong wine, get cyclops drunk, stab cyclops in eye, turn stick to destory the eye of the cyclops, tell him his name is Noman,

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Island of Aeolus

Aeolus, the god of the winds, gives Odysseus all of the bad winds, so he can safely sail home. Odysseus' men go against his orders and open the bag, and all of the winds escape.

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What occurred with the Laestroygonians?

Fish in a barrell, the giants throw stones at the ships, destroying and killing almost everyone

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Name of Circe's island

Aeaea

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Telemachy

The first 5 books of the Oddyssey

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Tyro

wife to cretheus, laid with pos. and had two sons with him

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Antiope

bore 2 sons who wnet on to settle thebes

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Alcmene

Heracles' mom

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epicastle

Oedipus's mother

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Chloris

Queen in pulos cost rich bride price

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Leda

2 sons honored like the gods

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Iphimedeia

said posiden slept with her, had 2 sons that died early

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Ariadne

Theseus tried to bring her back to Athens- Artemis killed her

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Eriphyle

Accepted bribes, killed her husband

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Agamemnon

killed by wife upon returning home, gives advice to Odysseus about not trusting his wife and moving in secret

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Achilles and patroclus

calls odysseus a a fox, asks about "king of all the dead" son (Neoptolemus) and Dad (Peleus)

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Ajax

Refuses to talk still mad he didn't get achilles armour

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Minos

Judge of the dead

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Orion

Chasing beasts across fields of Asphode

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Tityus

Stretched 9 miles with vultures eatiing intestines

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Tantalus

Water up to his chin however he can't quench his thirst

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Sisyphus

pushing giant rock up a hill, never will get the rock up the hill however

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Heracles

Also "tortured by weight of fortune"

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