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Comparing two things with out using like or as. They often say something is a....
Example: I am a rock! |
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Story of a real person's life, written by another person. |
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When the conflict of a story is being solved. All the lose ends are tied up. |
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A 17 syllable Japanese poem. |
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Where and when a story takes place. |
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Telling only part of the truth, generalizing from a shred of evidence. |
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The most exciting moment in the story. |
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The author relates events of a story in the sequence that they happen. |
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First person point of view |
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When the author uses "I" to tell the story. |
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Using a famous person to give credibility to a product. |
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The final part of the plot. |
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Struggle between two opposing forces. These struggles can be internal or external. |
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Creating a desire to join a large group; a person may feel left out if they are not with this crowd. |
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Struggles within a person's mind. |
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Poem like a song. It's often about love! |
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Creating a negative attitude; using loaded emotional, or slanted language about a product or service. |
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Repetition of the beginning sounds. (Kind of like a tongue twister.) |
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Series of events in a story. |
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An extreme exaggeration. (The trash was so high, it reached the sky!) |
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The attitude a writer takes toward an audience, a subject, or a character. |
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