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ROK Vocabulary Set 2

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Conflict In literature, this is the tension or problem in the story. It is the struggle between opposing forces.
Conflict Resolution The part of the plot in which the problem of the story is resolved or worked out.
Connotation The idea and feeling associated with a word as opposed to only its literal dictionary definition.
Consonance The repetition of a constant sound, especially at the end of words. Examples: Tin Man, Curse, Strong String
Denotation The exact dictionary meaning of a word.
Details This helps the reader better understand the topic sentence or main idea. May include facts, observations, descriptions, and commentary.
Dialogue Words spoken between characters.
Direct Characterization Occurs when the author directly states a character's traits or makes direct comments about a character's nature.
Drama A story about human emotions or humanity, which is written with the purpose of being acted out by performers.
Fable A very short story used to teach a moral lesson.
Fact Something that is true. This can be shown to exist or be something that has actually happened.
Fairy Tale An old story that was passed down by word of mouth for many of the years before finally being written down.
Falling Action This is a series of events that take place after the climax and lead to the resolution or conclusion.
Fantasy Stories that are fictional, unlikely tales that have strange or imagined characters, places and events.
Fiction Refers to made up stories. Writing that is not true, factual or real. My be based on real people, places and events.
Figurative Language Literally not true, imaginative. Examples: similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole, and idioms.
Created by: sjohnson5
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