Vocabulary Quiz on Definitions

Study Notes

Deceived: Refers to being tricked or made to believe something false.
Bargain: Involves an agreement on what each party will give or receive in a transaction.
Reputation: The collective opinion held by many regarding an individual’s character or actions.
Astonishment: Describes a profound sense of surprise or amazement.
Composure: Represents a state of calmness and self-control, especially in challenging situations.
Antipollution: Denotes an attitude or action that opposes pollution and promotes environmental protection.
Transparent: Indicates a material or object that allows light to pass through it, giving a clear view of what’s behind.
Amphibian: Refers to animals that can live both on land and in aquatic environments.
Autopilot: A technological device that automatically controls the navigation of an aircraft without human intervention.
Transcended: Means to rise above or go beyond established limits or boundaries.

Traditional Literature: Encompasses narratives such as fables, fairy tales, myths, folktales, and tall tales that are passed down through generations.
Conflict: Represents a struggle between opposing forces, essential for driving the plot in narratives.
Setting: The context of where and when a story unfolds, crucial for understanding the narrative environment.
Theme: The central message or moral lesson that emerges from a story, encapsulating its underlying significance.
Undergo: Refers to the transformation or significant experiences that the main character faces throughout the story.
Plot: The structured sequence of events that composes a story, outlining the narrative from beginning to end.