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| Why do we study literature |
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1. entertanment
2. knowledge
3. to learn about our self
4. to learn aabout others |
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| the name of a pice of literature |
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where and when the story takes place
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| the people or things in the story |
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hero of the story, the one attemping
to meet a certain goal |
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the bad guy,or the character aginst the hero.
the one who tries to stop the hero from reaching the goal. |
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| the character who changes in the story |
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| the person that dose not change |
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| what the characters say in the story |
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| hints or clues to what will happen next |
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the leson or message of the story that the
author is trying to get across |
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why the author worte it
(inform, entertain, persuade) |
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| when one object stands for or represents |
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the attitude toward the subject
that is being writen. |
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the feeling associated with the story the
author chooses certain word and pharases to help determine the mood |
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who is telling the sory from his or
hers perspective |
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| what the problem is in the story |
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