| A | B |
|---|
| clud | close |
| se | apart |
| trib | pay |
dign,  | worthy |
| luc | light |
| rupt | break |
| grat | pleasing |
| LUC - LUCIDITY | THE __IDITY OF THE INSTRUCTIONS MAKES THEM EASY TO FOLLOW., 
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| SE - SECEDE | THE SOUTH DECIDED TO __CEDE FROM THE UNION. |
GRAT - GRATUITY,  | THE DINERS LEFT THE WAITER A LARGE __UITY BECAUSE THEY APPRECIATED HIS HARD WORK. |
| CLARITY | A PERSON SHOULD NEVER MAKE DECISIONS WHEN CONFUSED. _____ OF THOUGHT IS NECESSARY.,
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CLUD - CONCLUDE,  | FROM THE EVIDENCE, SHERLOCK HOLMES WAS ABLE TO CON___E THAT BOB WAS GUILTY.,  |
HISTORICAL FICTION,  | DUMAS' THE THREE MUSKETEERS, PHILIPPA GREGORY'S THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL, A NOVEL SET DURING THE CIVIL WAR |
| COHESIVE | THE TEAM HAS TO WORK TOGETHER AS A __ UNIT IF THEY ARE GOING TO WIN.,  |
| HAIKU |  |
| BALLAD | A POEM ABOUT SOMEONE FROM THE PAST; OFTEN SET TO MUSIC. (CLICK PLAY AUDIO FOR A HINT.),
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| se | The South __ceded from the Union. |
| trib | The town built a park in ___ute to its founders. |
| rupt | The man used to be a millionaire, but he is now bank____ and living in a homeless shelter. |
| nostalgic | Mom always gets ____ when she looks at pictures of our old house. She wishes we could move back. |
| repetition | 36. the repeating of a word or phrase throughout a piece of writing |
| assonance | how now brown cow |
| alliteration | Tiny Tim took two. |
| quatrain | a four-line stanza |
| Ex. glass, ghosts | Name something that is translucent. |
| cliche | overused word or phrase |
| cliche, simile, alliteration | She's as busy as a bee. |
| stereotype | "All blondes are dumb" is an example of a |
| melancholy | Bob always looks ___; he's just so sad. |
| benevolent | kind; charitable |
