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What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'CHIVALRY' in the following context? There was a Knight, a most distinguished man,/ Who from the day on which he first began/to ride abroad had followed CHIVALRY,/ Truth, honor, generousness and courtesy.
What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'CHIVALRY' in the following context? There was a Knight, a most distinguished man,/ Who from the day on which he first began/to ride abroad had followed CHIVALRY,/ Truth, honor, generousness and courtesy.
What does the capitalized word 'dispatch' mean in the following context? As for his skills in reckoning his tides, / Currents and many another risk besides, / Moons, harbors, pilots, he had such dispatch/ That none from Hull to Carthage was his match.
What does the capitalized word 'dispatch' mean in the following context? As for his skills in reckoning his tides, / Currents and many another risk besides, / Moons, harbors, pilots, he had such dispatch/ That none from Hull to Carthage was his match.
What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'DECREE' in the context? He only had a few, say two or three./ Th hat he had mugged up out of some DECREE; / No wonder, for he heard them every day.
What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'DECREE' in the context? He only had a few, say two or three./ Th hat he had mugged up out of some DECREE; / No wonder, for he heard them every day.
What does the capitalized word 'VICE' refer to in this context? And thus I preach against the very VICE / I made my living out of--avarice.
What does the capitalized word 'VICE' refer to in this context? And thus I preach against the very VICE / I made my living out of--avarice.
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What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'ABSOLUTION' in the context? If there be one among you that is willing / to have my ABSOLUTION for a shilling.
What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'ABSOLUTION' in the context? If there be one among you that is willing / to have my ABSOLUTION for a shilling.
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What does the capitalized word 'STATUES' mean in this context? He was as good as dead / 'it seems that then the STATUES took that view) / But that the queen, and other ladies too, / Implored the king to excuse his grace...
What does the capitalized word 'STATUES' mean in this context? He was as good as dead / 'it seems that then the STATUES took that view) / But that the queen, and other ladies too, / Implored the king to excuse his grace...
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What does the capitalized word 'TEMPORAL' mean in the following context? For our parents nothing can we claim / Save TEMPORAL things, and these may hurt and maim.
What does the capitalized word 'TEMPORAL' mean in the following context? For our parents nothing can we claim / Save TEMPORAL things, and these may hurt and maim.
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What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'PROWESS' in this context? 'Seldom arises by these slender branches / PROWESS of men, for it is God, no less, / Wills us to claim of Him out gentleness.
What is the meaning of the capitalized word 'PROWESS' in this context? 'Seldom arises by these slender branches / PROWESS of men, for it is God, no less, / Wills us to claim of Him out gentleness.
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What does the capitalized word 'FOLLY' mean in this context? But since you have come here for FOLLY, you may as well find it.
What does the capitalized word 'FOLLY' mean in this context? But since you have come here for FOLLY, you may as well find it.
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What does the capitalized word 'STAUNCH' mean in this context? And studied the young man standing there, shoulders hunched, / And considered that STAUNCH and doughty stance he took, / Undaunted yet, and in his heart he liked it.
What does the capitalized word 'STAUNCH' mean in this context? And studied the young man standing there, shoulders hunched, / And considered that STAUNCH and doughty stance he took, / Undaunted yet, and in his heart he liked it.
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What describes the capitalized word 'THE CLIENT' in the context? The lawyers advised THE CLIENT to stay silent while in court.
What describes the capitalized word 'THE CLIENT' in the context? The lawyers advised THE CLIENT to stay silent while in court.
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What describes the capitalized word 'CREATIVE' in the context? Of all the dioramas that were presented, I believe Jade's was the most CREATIVE.
What describes the capitalized word 'CREATIVE' in the context? Of all the dioramas that were presented, I believe Jade's was the most CREATIVE.
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What describes the capitalized word 'THE JUDGE' in the context? The last testimony gave THE JUDGE a reason to doubt the defendant's version of the story.
What describes the capitalized word 'THE JUDGE' in the context? The last testimony gave THE JUDGE a reason to doubt the defendant's version of the story.
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What describes the capitalized words 'ADVANCEMENT' and 'CHALLENGE' in the context? The discovery represented an ADVANCEMENT for science and a CHALLENGE to conventional thinking.
What describes the capitalized words 'ADVANCEMENT' and 'CHALLENGE' in the context? The discovery represented an ADVANCEMENT for science and a CHALLENGE to conventional thinking.
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What describes the capitalized words 'COOKIES' and 'CUPCAKES' in the context? The pastry chef prepared COOKIES and CUPCAKES for the younger guests.
What describes the capitalized words 'COOKIES' and 'CUPCAKES' in the context? The pastry chef prepared COOKIES and CUPCAKES for the younger guests.
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What describes the capitalized phrase 'FROM FRANCE' in the context? The Haitian Revolution ended with Haiti's independence FROM FRANCE.
What describes the capitalized phrase 'FROM FRANCE' in the context? The Haitian Revolution ended with Haiti's independence FROM FRANCE.
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What describes the capitalized phrase 'COMPARING THE TWO ESSAYS' in the context? COMPARING THE TWO ESSAYS, it is obvious that one relied on more thorough research.
What describes the capitalized phrase 'COMPARING THE TWO ESSAYS' in the context? COMPARING THE TWO ESSAYS, it is obvious that one relied on more thorough research.
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What describes the capitalized phrase 'SUMMARIZING A FICTION PASSAGE' in the context? SUMMARIZING A FICTION PASSAGE is not as easy as you might think.
What describes the capitalized phrase 'SUMMARIZING A FICTION PASSAGE' in the context? SUMMARIZING A FICTION PASSAGE is not as easy as you might think.
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What describes the capitalized phrase 'TO PAINT THE FOLIAGE IN THE BACKGROUND' in the context? The painter used a thin brush TO PAINT THE FOLIAGE IN THE BACKGROUND.
What describes the capitalized phrase 'TO PAINT THE FOLIAGE IN THE BACKGROUND' in the context? The painter used a thin brush TO PAINT THE FOLIAGE IN THE BACKGROUND.
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What describes the capitalized phrase 'OF HIS SCRIPTS' in the context? Only two OF HIS SCRIPTS were accepted by the television producers.
What describes the capitalized phrase 'OF HIS SCRIPTS' in the context? Only two OF HIS SCRIPTS were accepted by the television producers.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Definitions from Literature
- Chivalry: Refers to the knightly social code, encompassing values like truth, honor, generosity, and courtesy.
- Dispatch: Indicates the ability to calculate and manage complex situations or risks proficiently, particularly in navigation and maritime contexts.
- Decree: A formal order or legal rule, often used in a context of authority or governance.
- Vice: Represents a weakness of character, illustrating moral failings or ethical shortcomings.
- Absolution: The act of remission of sin, often granted by a religious authority in a confessional context.
- Statutes: Laws or regulations; in this context, served as a witness to legal or moral considerations.
- Temporal: Pertains to secular things, emphasizing non-spiritual or worldly aspects of life.
- Prowess: Denotes great skill or expertise, particularly in a specific field or activity.
- Folly: An act of foolishness, suggesting a lack of judgment or reasoning.
- Staunch: Describes someone as steadfast or unwavering in their stance or beliefs.
Grammar Elements
- Direct Object: Identifies the noun that receives the action of the verb, as exemplified by "the client" in a legal context.
- Predicate Adjective: A descriptor that follows a linking verb to attribute a quality to the subject, illustrated in the evaluation of Jade's diorama.
- Indirect Object: Indicates the recipient of the direct object, shown through "the judge" in legal trials.
- Compound Predicate Nominative: A grammatical term for a subject complement that includes two or more nouns connected by a conjunction, seen in the context of scientific advancement.
- Prepositional Phrase: A phrase that begins with a preposition, adding detail about time, place, or direction, as shown with "from France."
- Participial Phrase: A phrase beginning with a verb form that functions as an adjective, setting the scene for comparison.
- Gerund Phrase: Involves a verb form that functions as a noun, exemplified in the discussion about summarizing.
- Infinitive Phrase: A phrase that includes the verb in its base form, often indicating purpose, as seen in the context of artistic expression.
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Test your knowledge of essential vocabulary terms from literature, focusing on definitions that are key to understanding themes and characters. This quiz covers a range of literary concepts including chivalry, absolution, and prowess, among others.
