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Common Core English Regents Vocabulary
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When a character in a play speaks his thoughts aloud —usually by him or herself.

2.
A figure of speech that makes a comparison between two seemingly unlike things by using a connective word such as like or as.

3.
The point of view follows only 1 character

4.
Good character/force

5.
(LD) To be free from faulty beliefs

6.
(LD) A character with a complex personality who changes in an important way as a result of the conflict.

7.
(v) to get from a source

8.
(v) to command or order with force; to dictate

9.
(n) an argument or difference of opinion; a quarrel

10.
Language without extra/other meaning

11.
Something that does not make sense

12.
(LD) an inference that if things agree in some respects they probably agree in others

13.
(n) the width, range, or extent of something

14.
(LD) A protagonist with good and bad personality traits

15.
(adj) large and impressive; intimidating

16.
(n) a specific proportion, share, or amount of something that is allowed in a particular period

17.
(v) to build up houses, cities, etc. in the countryside; to change a place into a town-like area.

18.
the events that occur as the result of the narrative hook

19.
(n) a policy of examining books, films, etc. and removing anything considered offensive.

20.
When what is expected and what actually happens is different, including missed meetings, mix-ups, and comedic happenings

21.
(adj.) made smaller or less; lessened

22. A writer's choice of the following techniques: figurative language, irony, foreshadow, imagery, alliteration, etc.

23.
occurs when a character struggles with emotions, needs or desires within himself.

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(v) to believe or say that someone or something is responsible for causing or creating something.

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(v) to break down, closely examine, and interpret

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