| A | B |
|---|
| simile | a comparison using LIKE or AS |
| figurative | not literal, adding metaphors or other devices to describe something |
| grammar | the rules of language |
| literature | stories, books, poems, essays, etc. |
| dialogue | a conversation between 2 people |
| narrator | the person who tells the story |
| rhyme | repeated sounds at the end of words |
| irony | the opposite of what you expect |
| monologue | one person standing and talking to himself or the audience |
| protagonist | the main character |
| algebra | math that uses numbers and letters in problems |
| isosceles | a kind of triangle |
| linear | in a straight line, not wavy |
| sequence | an order or pattern |
| variable | a letter in a math problem |
| binomial | a problem with two variables |
| perpendicular | crossing at right angles |
| intercept | the point at which 2 lines meet |
| quadratic | a problem with a number squared |
| inequality | not equal (greater than, less than, etc.) |
