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| make language work beautifuly, allow the reader into the scene and feel welcome |
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| what does it mean to connect with text? |
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| to understand and get the right feeling recall experiences from your own life |
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| what does it mean to evaluate a text? |
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| to discuss and use the text to come up with a solution also to judge a text |
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| what does it mean to interpret a text? |
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| we figure out the messages the writer is sending us |
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| what does it mean to extend or challenge a text? |
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| to search for more information or and argue with that the writer said |
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| writers attitude toward the audience the subject or a character |
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| someones personal account of his or her own life |
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| stories of peoples lives that are written by other people |
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| as we find something of ourselves in a strangers story |
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| hard to write at times, have to really tell the truth |
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| will make the story complete |
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| brief stories about their subjects that make some point told in capsule form |
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| following a time sequence |
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| contrast of discrepancy between expectation and reality |
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| occurs when the reader or audience knows something that the character doesn't |
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| what acctualey happens is the opposite of what is expected or approiate |
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| containing facts and gives no clue to the writers thought and feelings |
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| revealing their own thoughts judgements and feelings |
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| type of writing that tells about a series of related events |
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| short piece of nonfiction that examines a single subject from a limited point of view |
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| subjective revealing writers personality and feelings |
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| series objective and impersonal in tone |
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| something that can be proved true |
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| belief that cant be proved |
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| type of writing that explains gives information or clarifies data |
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| is images you should pick up on and around the pictures |
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| since it happened what has changed |
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| type of writing the ridicules human weakness, vice or folly in order to bring about social reform |
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| overstanding something to make it look absurd or worse then it is |
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| contrast or discrepancy between expectation and reality |
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| to entertain to share to inform |
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| vantage point form which a writer tells a story |
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| heavy with emotional associations |
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| opinion, a message and insight of lesson that is the focus of a piece of writing |
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| like an autobiography, a narrative that reveals expierences within the authors lifetime toward a particular section of ones life |
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