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| List all possible meanings for the word |
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| The literal definition of a word independent of any emotional association or secondary meaning |
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| Gives information about a topic, event, object, person, or idea (facts, characteristics, traits, features) by presenting its attributes |
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| The facts given by an author or speaker |
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| A conversation between or among characters |
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| Word choice authors use to convey effect and meaning to the reader |
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| A resource used to find the meaning or meanings of a word, spelling and pronunciation,and syllable division |
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| Obvious statements or descriptions of a character and their traits |
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| A graphic organizer used in interpreting literature |
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| To write successive versions after rereading, adding and reorganizing information to clarify meaning and to achieve intended purpose with audience |
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| A smiliar thinking-comprehension process to inference; Readers take all the information they have and make a judgement about what it means |
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| A character that changes or grows in a drama or work of literature |
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| To correct nonstandard grammar, sentence structure/variety, usage, spelling, mechanics, and format |
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| "Pathos" A persuasive technique used in writing to evoke a strong emotion |
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| An alphabetical arrangement of various topics from all branches of knowledge |
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| Words being defined, listed alphabetically |
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| Ethical proof, A persuasive/rhetorical technique that is formed from the author's attitude and character toward his audience;his credibility |
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| The derivation of a word (origin and history) |
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| Proof used in an argument or assertion |
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