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hospitalization (of the author’s son)
inciting incident of “Stopover in Queretaro”
as one gives, he should to expect to receive
application that could NOT be made after reading “Martin and Abraham Lincoln”
friendship is more powerful (than tribal hatred)
main idea in “The Buffalo dance”
Lushkoff
protagonist in “The Beggar”
flashback
what Pete Stalling, the narrator in “Most Valuable Player,” uses to interrupt the action of the game to give background info
she asks for food and a mirror
the reader knows Johnsy is going to get well in “The Last Leaf” when she.
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simile
“Came like an angel fierce and fast” from “Country Doctor,” is what figure of speech?
verbal irony
how Lewis Gardner in “How to Avoid Contact” makes his point by using
dead soldier(s)
speaker of the poem “In Flanders Fields”
Lord knows our needs even before we ask Him
lesson we can learn from Mrs. Sims’s gift to Mother
resolution
point within the plot when the final outcome of the conflict is revealed
plot
series of incidents arranged to move the story toward a specific goal
setting
time and place in which a story takes place
crisis
turing point that brings about a change of fortune for the main character
climax
point when the story reaches the moment of highest emotional intensity
autobiography
an author’s true account of his own life
third-person (point-of-view)
point-of-view that uses words like he, she, and it and no narrator is heard
first-person (point-of-view)
point-of view that reveals the thoughts of only one character or group of characters
situational irony
is revealed when the events of a story violate what is reasonably or normally expected
Pete
character in “Most Valuable Player” that is an example of a developing character
Juan Martinez(brings the Beims to Dr.
Pozo and makes sure they are taken care of) and Dr. Pozo (helped as much as he could even though the father, Jerrold Beim doubts he could really help his son)
characterS from “Stopover in Queretaro,” whose generosity involved the giving of THEMSELVES
Lincoln (took his time to talk to Martin and supplied Martin’s family’s needs)
character from “Martin and Abraham Lincoln” whose generosity involved the giving of himself
Sheriff (risked a lot so Will can learn not to chose the life of being a bandit)
character from “Gold-Mounted Guns” whose generosity involved the giving of himself
Kass (gave Mary her prize, when Mary didn’t actually win the prize)
character from “Mary” whose generosity was misguided in some way or who committed ungenerous acts
Andy and Tom (returned the fish that they stole)
characterS from “The Strangers That Came to Town” whose generosity was misguided in some way or who committed ungenerous acts
Mother (bought her daughter a suit that they lied about)
character from “Preacher’s Kids” whose generosity was misguided in some way or who committed ungenerous acts
O. Henry
wrote “The Last Leaf”
(his field was) God’s Earth
what the grandfather in “A Grain as Big as a Hen’s Egg” said where the corn can grow like the big grain
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