Controversy - A dispute in which many people take sides or have differing opinions, Dispute - An argument or debate; a thing people do not agree on, Grievance - A complaint against an organization or person after and injury or injustice, Quarrel - An angry argument or bitter disagreement, Banquet - A fancy dinner usually for royalty or in celebration of something or someone, Quest - A journey made in search of something, Plot - The action or events that make up a story; includes a conflict that sparks events that ultimately lead to an outcome or resolution, Point of View - 1. A place from which you see something 2. The way in which one thinks about a situation or event, Reality - The state of being real, Illusion - A false or not true idea; a state of seeing, hearing, or otherwise sensing things in a false way, Chroma - the dgree of color, Mentor - A guide or wise teacher who gives advice and supports a younger or less learned person, Cacophony - A mixture of unpleasant sounds, Discord - A combination of sounds that is unpleasant, Dissonance - Lack of harmony or agreement, Din - A loud, ongoing noise, Transformation - A major change in someone or something, Trivial - Not valuable or important; insignificant, Insincere - Phony or fake, Gelatinous - Like a jelly in terms of thickness or firmness, Conspicious - Easily seen or noticeable, Ferocious - Terrifyingly fierce and scary, External conflict - A struggle between a character and an outside force, such as another character, a group, or something in nature, Internal conflict - A struggle that takes place inside a character's mind, Theme - The central message of a literary work; an idea developed in a text that conveys a message or truth about life and the human experience, Persistence - The quality of being steadfast, determined, stubborn, or insistent, Transfixed - To be awed by something and unable to move or look away; mesmerized; stunned,

5th Grade Module 2 W&W (Part 2)

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