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8 - Lit Vocab 2

Unit 2 Vocbulary

DefinitionWord
person in a story character
the author tells the reader the character traits direct characterization
the author shows the reader the character and the reader must figure out traits indirect characterization
reason characters do what they do motive
conclusion based on information in the text and reader's own knowledge inference
a contrast between what is expected and what really happens irony
something written by a person who experienced what happened primary source
something written by a person who did not actually experience what happened secondary source
two consecutive rhyming lines in a poem couplet
to retell in your own words paraphrase
a reference to something (usually in history, mythology, or literature) that the author expects the reader to recognize in order to make connections allusion
one-sided presentation of a topic bias
balanced presentation of all sides of a subject objective
the most important point of a text main idea
the story of a person's life written by his or her self autobiography
an imaginative story with facts and events that actually happened historical fiction
Created by: daiseymd
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