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| A TYPE OF TEXT STRUCTURE THAT IDENTIFIES HOW INFORMATION PRESENTED HAS SIMILAR OR DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTICS OR QUALITIES |
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DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION
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| THE NARRATOR DESCRIBES THE CHARACTER OR TELLS THE READER SPECIFICALLY WHAT THE CHARACTER IS LIKE, DIRECTLY REVEALING THE CHARACTER'S PERSONALITY |
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INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION
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| NARRATOR DESCRIBES A SITUATION THAT PROVIDES CLUES ABOUT THE CHARACTER'S PERSONALITY BY SHOWING THE READER WHAT THE CHARACTER IS LIKE RATHER THAN STATING SPECIFICALLY. |
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TRANSITIONAL WORDS
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| WORDS OR PHRASES THAT HELP TIE IDEAS TOGETHER |
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| A METHOD OF JOINING CLAUSES TOGETHER SO THAT ONE CLAUSE IS LESS IMPORTANT THAN THE OTHER |
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| A METHOD OF JOINING INDEPENDENT CLAUSES TOGETHER SO THAT BOTH CLAUSES ARE OF EQUAL IMPORTANCE |
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