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Flustered
adj. Nervous; confused
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Sluggish
Adj. As if lacking energy
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Persistent
Adj. Firm and steady
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Defiant
Adj. Bodly resisting
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Metamorphosis
N. Change of form
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Scapegoat
N Person or group blamed for the crimes or mistakes of others
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Conflict
N. Problem in a story
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Plot
N. Sequence of events in a literary work
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Foreshadowing
V. Using of hints to suggest upcoming events or situations
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Timorous
Adj. Timid disposition, afraid
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Transfixed
V. Hold motionless by or if by piercing
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Protagonist
N. The main character, the good guy in a story
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Antagonist
N. The bad guy, the force that opposes the main character
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Emulate
V. To strive to equL or exceed; mimic; imitate
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Malignant
Adj. Evil in influence or effect
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Exposition
Explaining of the meaning or purpose of something
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Usurp
V. Seize and hold by force without right
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Solemn
Adj. Done or made seriously and thoughtfully
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Renown
N. Fame highly honored
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Resolution
N. When the conflict in the story is resolved, usually in the end
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Auspicious
Adj. Promising
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Substanial
Adj. Meaningful amount
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Noun.
N. A person, place, thing, or idea
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Verb
N. Expresses an act, occurence, or mode of being
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Adverb
N. Word that describes a verb
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Preposition
N. Words used before nouns pronouns or other substantives that form phrases funtioning as modifiers of verbs nouns or adjectives
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Conjunction
N. Connecters between words phrases clauses or sentences-and or but
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Adjective
N. A word that describes a noun or an adjective
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Shun
V. To keep away from
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Synergy
N. Combined action or functioning
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Clause
N. Construction containing a subject and predicate that forms part or all of a sentence
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Phrase
N. Sequence of 2 or more words missimg subject or predicate
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