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the central character in a story involved in main conflict |
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all loose ends of the plot tied up + conflict is solved |
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the events leading up from the exposition to the climax |
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fiction based on scientific fact |
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order in which events or ideas are presented |
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the time and place of the story |
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a brief work or fiction usually read in one city |
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message about life or human nature told by the lierary work |
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name attached to the piece of writing |
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message told directly in the story |
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message suggested through the character's actions, plot events, setting, and title |
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emphasizes personal feelings- short form of non fiction |
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giving something non-human, human-like qualities |
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comparing two things without using like or as |
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combining several pieces of information to make an inference |
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a short piece of writing on a single subject that seeks to convince readers to take their point of view |
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a formal piece of writing on a single subject the presents or explains information and ideas |
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a statement that can be proved |
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FIRST PERSON POINT OF VEIW |
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the person is in the story |
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statement not able to be proven |
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writing that expresses author's feelings |
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writer is not in the story |
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form of literature meant to be performed by actors usually has dialogue |
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short piece of writing on a single subject |
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introduces setting, characters, and sometimes conflict. In the beginning of the story |
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the events leading form the climax to the resolution |
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an unreal story that takes place in an imaginary place |
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writing that tells an imaginary story |
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type or category of writing |
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making a guess form information of evidence in the story |
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a contrast between what is expected and what actually exists or happens |
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writer's principle message what the story is mostly about |
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the person telling the story |
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sequence of related events in a story |
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a force working against the main character |
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a force working against the main character |
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the reason the writer creates a particular piece of work sometimes to inform persuade or entertain |
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the story of a person's life as told by themselves |
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story of someone's life told by someone else |
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when one event brings out hte other plot events in the story |
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a person, animal, or creature in the story |
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aspects of a characters personality that are permanent |
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techniques to create and develop characters. puts personality feelings emotion actions and words in a character |
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time order in which events occur |
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turning point in the story |
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struggle between opposing forces |
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a struggle within a character |
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the repetition of a sound or letters in a line |
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interesting story about a person or event |
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the level raised platform on which entertainers perform |
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an object added to a performance to add drama to the plot of the story |
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characters that change a little during the story |
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a character that changes dramatically |
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