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Keystone Vocab D-L

KGVocab D-L

QuestionAnswer
Drama Works intended for the stage
Explicit Clearly expressed in the actual text
Exposition Providing necessary background
Fact A piece of information presented as true
Falling Action Characterized by diminishing tensions of the plot
Fiction Any story that is the product of imagination
Figurative Language Language that cannot be taken literally
First Person Events as they are perceived by a single "I" character
Flashback Presenting action that occurred before the story
Foreshadowing An literary device to set up later developments
Genre A category used to classify literary works
Hyperbole An exaggeration or overstatement
Imagery Using sensory impressions
Implicit Unexpressed meaning
Inference A judgment based on reasoning
Informational Text Primarily conveys factual information.
Interpret To give reasons through an explanation
Irony Incongruity between expectation and result
Literary Device Used to enliven and provide voice to the text
Literary Element An essential technique used in literature
dramatic script the written text of a play
draw conclusion to make a judgment based on reasoning
elements of fiction imaginative or narrative traits
elements of nonfiction reportorial or argumentative traits
evaluate to examine or judge carefully
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