For the week of 5/12 - 5/16, focusing on words that stand out or relate to each other in the context of English Language Arts (ELA), the following selections can be made:
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metaphor - This word is essential in ELA as it's a fundamental literary device used in writing to compare two unlike things without using "like" or "as."
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ardor - This term can relate to the emotional intensity conveyed in a metaphor or in literary works. It often expresses strong feelings or passion that can deepen the meaning of a metaphor.
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wretched - This word is often used in literature to describe characters or settings that are miserable or distressed, which can enhance the emotional context of metaphors or themes in a story.
These three words—metaphor, ardor, and wretched—interconnect well within the realm of ELA, as they relate to literary analysis, emotional expression, and thematic development.