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| the use of languages that helps the reader paint a visual picture of the story |
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| writing technique that gives the reader a clue of what will happen next |
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| a particular tone is created when the speaker intends a meaning that is opposite to the words he/she says |
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| perspective from which the story is told (1st or 3rd person) |
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| moment when the action comes to the highest point of conflict (the most exciting) |
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| actual words tat the characters speak |
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| methods a writer uses to communicate information about characters |
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| story's problem; central source of tension; struggle between forces |
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| environment in which the story takes place |
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| ways an author uses languages, word choice, imagery |
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| the message an author intends to communicate by telling the story |
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| clues that suggest the writers attitude towards the story (chracters/topics) |
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| an object, image, character of action that stands for an idea beyond it’s literal meaning (a heart is a ________ for love |
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| technique used by authors to keep their readers interested |
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| part of a story where the tesnion reises and problem unfolds |
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| central character in the story |
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