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| Prose literature in which a world is recreated or invented byb the writer. Short stories and novels are 2 types. |
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| Fiction that is limited in scope of events, characters. and setting. |
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| Making an educated guess using all the elements of a story. |
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| The sequence off events in a story, novel, or play, each event causing or leading to the nect. It begins witht the exposition and continues with the narrativee hook, rising action, climax, fallin action, and resolution. |
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| The introduction to the characters, setting, and situation at the beginning of the story, novel, or play. |
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| The point in the story or novel at which the author catches the reader's attention by presenting an interesting problem or situation. |
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| The part of the plot that adds complications to the plot's problems and increases reader interest. |
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| The point of greatest emotional intensity, interest, or suspense in a short story, novel, or play. |
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| The logical result of theclimax that leads to the resolution. |
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| The part of the plot that includes the falling action by revealing or suggesting the outcome of the conflict. |
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