Question

vocabulary 1 graded formative part 1: for each word, write a definition in your own words. circle one key word in your definition that will help you remember the meaning. note the parts of speech: an adjective (adj) is a describing word like \afraid\,
ed\, or \fast\. a verb (verb) is an action word like
un\, \hide\, or \is\. a noun (n) is a person, place, or thing like \king\, \scotland\, or \macbeth\. temperate (adj) synonym: a behavior that is not extreme. malice (n) synonym: a intention of doing harm. affliction (n) synonym: something in stress or pain. disposition (n) synonym: theme (n) the idea/lesson in the story. judicious (adj) synonym: symbol (n) something with a deeper meaning/concept. tragic hero (n) monologue (n) a long speech with only one character in the story. soliloquy (n) where a character speaks their thoughts aloud.

Explanation:

1. Temperate (adj): A more accurate definition could be mild in temperature or not extreme in behavior. Key - word: mild.
2. Malice (n): Intent to harm or ill - will. Key - word: ill - will.
3. Affliction (n): A cause of pain or distress. Key - word: distress.
4. Disposition (n): A person's inherent qualities of mind and character, or tendency. Synonym: tendency.
5. Theme (n): The central idea or message in a story. Key - word: central idea.
6. Judicious (adj): Having good judgment; sensible. Synonym: sensible.
7. Symbol (n): An object that represents or stands for something else, often an abstract concept. Key - word: represents.
8. Tragic Hero (n): A character in a story who has great potential but is ultimately brought down by a flaw or circumstances. Key - word: flaw.
9. Monologue (n): A long speech by one character in a play, story, etc. Key - word: long speech.
10. Soliloquy (n): A speech in which a character reveals their inner thoughts to the audience, usually while alone. Key - word: inner thoughts.

Answer:

1. Temperate (adj): Mild in temperature or behavior; Key - word: mild
2. Malice (n): Ill - will or intent to harm; Key - word: ill - will
3. Affliction (n): Cause of pain or distress; Key - word: distress
4. Disposition (n): Tendency; Synonym: tendency
5. Theme (n): Central idea in a story; Key - word: central idea
6. Judicious (adj): Sensible; Synonym: sensible
7. Symbol (n): Object representing an abstract concept; Key - word: represents
8. Tragic Hero (n): Character with great potential brought down by a flaw; Key - word: flaw
9. Monologue (n): Long speech by one character; Key - word: long speech
10. Soliloquy (n): Character revealing inner thoughts; Key - word: inner thoughts