The Chocolate Touch Chapter 1 Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Course: Refers to a pathway or direction one follows; important for understanding navigation or sequences in literature.
Should: Indicates an option given to someone, often reflecting advice, suggestions, or moral obligation in conversations.
House: Describes a structure where people live; fundamental for discussing settings or characters' backgrounds.
Surrounded: Means enclosed on all sides; can convey a sense of being trapped or fully encased in an environment.
Devoured: Implies doing something eagerly; often associated with consuming food or information rapidly.
Nougat: A type of confection made from sugar or honey, nuts, and egg white; significant in discussions of food, culinary arts, or cultural references.
Double: Refers to having two of something; important for understanding quantity, comparison, or multiplicity in narratives.
Rough: Describes a texture that is hard or rusty; often used to evoke physical sensations or conditions.
Finally: Signifies the notion of "at last," marking a conclusion or desired outcome in narratives.
Anxiously: Describes actions taken with worry, fear, or impatience; useful for analyzing characters' emotions and motivations.
Protested: Refers to actively disagreeing; significant in understanding conflict, themes of resistance or social justice within a story.
Tilted: Indicates an incline; can be used metaphorically or literally to describe slanted perspectives or changes in positions.
Beckoning: Refers to signaling or calling someone, often through gestures; important for examining relational dynamics and interactions.
Bristles: Represents short, stiff hairs; may relate to descriptions of animals, textures, or feelings of discomfort.
Tonic: A medicine that restores vitality; useful in discussions about health, healing, or rejuvenation in characters or themes.