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| Why do we study literature? |
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1. For Entertainment
2. For Knowledge
3. To learn About Ourselves
4. To Learn About Others |
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| The Name of a Piece of Literature. |
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| The Time and Place of a Story. |
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| The People, Animals, or Items that are in the Story |
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| The Hero of the Story, the one Attempting to meet a certain goal. |
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| The Villain, the Character Against the Hero, the one who tries to Prevent the Hero from Meeting the Goal. |
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| The Character who Changes as a Result of the Conflict in the Story. |
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| The Character who does NOT Change throughout the Story. |
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| The Talking or the Conversation that Occurs between Characters in the Story. |
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| The use of Hints or Clues to Suggest the Events that will Likely Occur. |
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| When one Object Stands For Or Reprsents an Idea or Another Object. |
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| The BIG IDEA, The Lesson, Message or Moral that the Author is trying to get Across. |
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| The Reason behind the author writing this piece. There are 3 main reasons. Pursuade, Informative, and Entertain. |
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| The Action of the Story. 1.Expostion 2.Rising Action 3. Climax 4. Falling Action 5. Resoltion |
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The Problem or Struggle in the Story, there are 4 types of conflict. 1.Person vs Person 2.Person vs Society 3.Person VS Self
4.Person VS Nature |
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Who is telling the Story. 1. First Person
2.Third Person LIMITED
3. Third Person OMNISCIENT |
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| The Writer's Attitude Toward the subject he or she is writing about. The tone can be seroius, sarcastic, factual, humerous, and ect..... . |
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| The feelings associated with the story, the author chooses certain words and phrases to help determine the Mood. The mood can be Funny, Scary, Happy, and ect.... |
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