Dante's Vocabulary

3. the person who writes a story
5. roots, leaves, stems or flowers of plants used as food
6. people who draws or paints the pictures
10. something that causes trouble for the characters in the story
12. the sound and feel created by the pattern of accented and unaccented syllables, usually repeated in a poem
13. counting forwards or backwards in multiples of a given number
14. the usual food and drink of a person
15. place numbers such as 784 have three digits, each digit is a different place value. The first digit is called the hundreds' place. It tells you how many sets of one hundred are in the number. The number 784 had seven hundreds

1. even, not too much of one thing
2. the person who draws or paints the pictures
4. foods made from milk or cream
6. words two words put together to make one word
7. clues are words and phrases in a sentence that help you identify the meaning of words that are unfamilar
8. how the problem in the story is solved
9. a part of a plant that has the seed of the plant in it
11. a group of items that are bound together
16. where and when a story takes place