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Cards (19)
What does the term "desolate" mean?
Abandoned
and empty
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How is "languorous" defined?
Lazy and
relaxed
in an
enjoyable
way
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What is the meaning of "fury"?
A feeling of
violent
anger
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What does "corpulent" refer to?
Excessively
overweight
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What is a "stigma"?
A mark of disgrace associated with a particular
circumstance
, quality, or person
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How is "decayed" defined?
Rotted
or decomposed
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What does "withered" mean?
Dry
and shrivelled
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What does "archaic" refer to?
Old-fashioned
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What does "malevolent" mean?
Having a wish to commit
evil
acts
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Who is a "convict"?
A person who has committed a
crime
and been imprisoned for it
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What is the definition of "antagonist"?
A character in a text who actively opposes the
protagonist's
progress
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What does "context" refer to in literature?
The
circumstances
surrounding the production of a text
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What is meant by "convention" in literature?
A feature of a text which you would expect to find in that
genre
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What is "inference" in the context of reading?
Something you work out from
clues
in a text
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How is "interpretation" defined?
An explanation or way of
understanding
something
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What is a "literary movement"?
A collection of texts usually from a similar
period of time
with a shared style or message
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Who is the "protagonist" in a story?
A character whose
journey
is the focus of the story
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What does "the sublime" refer to in literature?
When something is
beautiful
, awe-inspiring, and
terrifying
at the same time
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What
is
meant by "the uncanny"?
When something familiar is somehow unfamiliar and frightening at the same time
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