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Language arts vocab

TermDefinition
Plot action
plot line a graphic organizer that illustrates the pattern of action in a short story
setting time and place the story occurs
character people or animals who participate in the plot
conflict a problem the main character struggles to resolve
main character the character who struggles to resolve the conflict
major character character other than the main character who plays a large role in the plot
minor character character other than the main character who plays a small role in the plot
static character a character who is unchanged by the events in the eplot
dynamic character a character is changed, for good or bad, by the events in the plot
climax the turning point in the main character's struggle to resolve the conflict
resolution the point of the plot in which the conflict has been resolved
denouement a snazzy french word for the resolution of a plot
exposition another word for the introduction of the plot
cliffhanger a story that ends before the conflict has been fully resolved
realistic fiction fiction that is written to seem as if it is real
credible believable
plausible believable
implausible unbelievable
incredible unbelievable
appositive a noun or noun phrase that renames the noun or noun phrase immediately before it
direct address a person is directly addressed, or spoken to directly, in a sentence
root word the base word part
prefix a word part that precedes the root word
suffix a word part the follows the root word
-cred- root word meaning "believe"
in- prefix meaning "not"
im- prefix meaning "not"
un- prefix meaning "not"
non- prefix meaning "not"
-ible "able to"
-able "able to"
-ly turns the root into an adverb meaning "in this smattre"
-ed makes verb past tense
Created by: alma_6012
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