This document defines vocabulary words used in a powerpoint about Rudyard Kipling's short story "Rikki-tikki-tavi". It defines words like revive, cower, consolation, and scuttle. It also defines terms like cultivated, scornful, and mournful. Additional definitions include valiant, gait, and immensely. Prediction, idiom, and personification are also defined. The document concludes by defining internal and external conflict and stating the themes of "Rikki-tikki-tavi" are "Don't give into fear" and "Good Vs. Evil".

1. Rikki-tikki-tavi Vocabulary Powerpoint

2. revive – v erb - to bring back to life or consciousness; resuscitate

3. cower - verb crouch or curl up

4. consolation – noun – 1. The act of consoling; 2. The state of being consoled

5. scuttle – verb - to run or move with short hurried movements

6. c unning - adj . - a clear way meant to trick or deceive

7. restless – adj. – not able to be still

8. fledgling – noun - a young bird

9. cultivated – adj. - developed for human use

10. scornful – adj. - with great dislike

11. mournful – adj. - expressing sorrow or grief

12. valiant - adj. - brave and determined

13. gait – noun - way of walking or running

14. immensely – adv. - enormously

15. Prediction noun Something foretold or predicted; a prophecy

16. Idiom noun A speech form or an expression of a given language that cannot be understood from the individual meanings of its words

17. Personification noun A non-human object or being having human-like characteristics

18. Conflict Internal : In literature and drama, a struggle which takes place within the individual characters mind External : In literature, a struggle between two or more characters due to some outside force

19. Theme noun The subject matter of a conversation, discussion, story, etc. The Theme of Rikki-tikki-tavi is: “Don’t give into fear” “Good Vs. Evil”