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an article written for someone’s interest |
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what happens because of an event |
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what makes something happen |
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a character struggles with some outside force or with another character |
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a character struggles with himself |
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a struggle or clash between opposing characters or opposing forces. |
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words that sound the same but have different meaning and spelling. |
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a comparison of two unlike things without using “like” or “as” |
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a person , place, thing or idea |
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the overall feeling of the presentation |
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the speaker’s attitude towards the subject |
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the vantage point of perspective from which the author chooses to tell the story |
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the time and place of the action of a story or play |
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what you picture in your mind when you read |
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the conclusion or a conflict; a solution |
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things that the reader figures out by using the author’s clues |
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an article written with facts; fact packed |
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an article written to try and convince the reader to do or not to do something. |
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a series of related events and actions that make up a story; the unfolding or sequence of events in a story. |
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the point of highest intensity in the action; the turning point in the story |
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the chief character in a play or a story (sometimes called the “hero”) |
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Forces that work against the protagonist (sometimes called the “villain”) |
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Events occur that predict later events; clues about what is going to happen |
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a contrast between what is expected and reality |
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comparison of two like or unlike things; find the relationship |
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