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| adj. not sensible or reasonable |
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| verb,search; inquire into |
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| Noun, The faculty or activity of imagining things that are impossible or improbable. |
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| Noun, A view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge. |
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| Verb, Demonstrate the truth or existence of (something) by evidence or argument: "the concept is difficult to prove". |
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| noun, tells a story of imaginary people or animals |
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| noun, like real people they are involved in conflicts such as another character |
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| noun,struggles with an opposing force |
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| noun, sequence of imagined events, in the story |
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| noun, gives facts about real people, places, or events or discusses ideas about the real world. |
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| noun, uses the technique of storytelling to make factual writing come alive |
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| either the perspective of an observer noun, outside the story being told, or the perspective of someone involved on the story |
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| noun, a general feeling conveyed by the words |
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| noun, a readers anxious curiosity about what will happen next |
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| noun, brief works of fiction that usually features one or two main characters, a plot, triggered by a single conflict, and a main theme |
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| noun, longer works of works of fiction |
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| noun, story that is shorter than novels but longer than short stories |
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| nouns, works in which the writer tells his/her life story |
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| noun, each action a character takes, each conversation he or she has, tells a little more about the character. In some stories the character changes due to his experiences |
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| noun, each new event may heighten the tension, leading to a climax |
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| noun, after stating a general idea, an author may then give examples or tell a story that helps you understand the idea |
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| noun, to show that a point is true, an author may construct a logical argument in support of the point, drawing on facts and other evidence |
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| noun, the place and time of story events |
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| noun, a person, object, image, or place that stands for a larger idea |
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| noun, comes from recognized authorities |
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| noun, stories that make a point |
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| noun, basic information about the characters and situation |
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| noun, events that increase the tension |
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| noun, the high point of the story |
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| noun, events that follow the climax |
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| noun, believable reason why a suspect could not have been at the scene of a crime |
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| verb, restore to working conditions restore the good name of |
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| man vs man, man vs. self, man vs. nature, man vs. society |
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| noun, a struggle between competing feelings, beliefs,needs, or desire within a single character |
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| noun, a character struggles against another physical force |
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| noun, bargaining, discussion, deal making |
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| adj., unusual or old-fashioned in a pleasing way |
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| noun, a document which, when signed, transfers ownership of property |
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| noun, the pattern a story's plot follows |
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| noun, scenes relate events that happened in the past |
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| noun, author provides clues that hint at events to come |
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| I, we, you, he, she, it, they |
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| Adjective, Having won a victory; triumphant |
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| Noun, A position counting as a draw, in which a player is not in check but cannot move except into check. |
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| noun, a characters qualities, attitude, and values |
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| adj., presents the story from the perspective of a character in the story |
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| noun, the narrator describes the character through what they say and do |
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| intended contradiction between appearances and reality |
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