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| _____ is the authors MESSAGE/PERCEPTION about life or human nature that is communicated by a literary work |
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| _____ ______ point of view is where the story is told by a character in the story and uses the PRONOUN "I" |
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| In ____ _____ _______ point of view the narrator focuses on the THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS of a single person sing pronouns he, she, they |
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| In _____ ______ ______ point of view the narrator plays no part in the story and posseses a g-d like perspective (SEES AND KNOWS ALL) using pronouns he, she, they |
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| An authors voice is _______ when he or she includes OPINIONS |
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| An authors voice is ______ when it is FACTUAL, expressed without and OPINION |
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| _____ ______ is the ability to ANALYZE several responses to literature and determine how the literary elements SHAPE those responses |
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| WELL ORGANIZED ESSAYS balance all aspects of the ________ and use effective ________ to unify and connect sentences and paragraphs |
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| techniques an author can use as an ______ ________/____ include DIALOGUE, RHETORICAL QUESTIONS, ACTION, DESCRIPTION, STATISTICS, ANECDOTE or QUOTATIONS. |
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| a _________ __________ is a thought provoking question that you DON'T expect an answer to |
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| a _____ ________ (1-2 sentences) is the CONTROLLING IDEA and is the major argument(s)that support the main idea for an essay and is included in the INTRODUCTORY paragraph |
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| the _____ ______ tells the reader what the PARAGRAPH will be about |
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| __________ ________ and claims with anecdotes, description, facts, quotes, and statistics help to create CLEAR, COHERENT essays |
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| an _______ is a BRIEF NARRATIVE/STORY told to illustrate a point |
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| a _________ is a group of EXACT WORDS a character says or lifting or copying the original words the author uses |
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