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tems and definitions

word definition
alliteration the repetion of consonant sounds in words in a sentance.
antagonist principal character in opposition to the protagonist. sometimes nat a person but an obstacle such as a force of nature, society or inner conflict
antonym a word that is the opposite of another word
author's purpose why the author wrote the passage
atobiography the story of a persons life written by the person
biography the story of another persons life written by another person
cause and effect cause statements sterm for actions and events,and effects are what hapen as a result of the event or action
charcterization the method of an author use of communication to the reader
climax the moment when the action story come to the highest point
compare and contrast compare means to show similarities and contrast means to show similarities and contrast means to show differances
conclusion the end of the reading section
conflict struggle between opposing forces in literature
charcter vs.charater a conflict between charicters
charater vs. nature conflict beetween chatacters
charater vs. self a conflict between a charecter and a force of nature
connections an internal conflict
context clues thext to self;world;or text. the reader can connect what he has read withe something else
dialogue the actual words
evaluate to examin
exposition backgrond infomation
expositary text text written to explain convey information
fable narrative intended to convey a moral
fact vs option something that can be proven
falling action after the climax
fiction a story that is not true
figurative language can not be taken literly
flashback the auuther interups the plot of the story
folktales stories passed through generations
foreshadowing a writing tecnique
generalication when you make an assumptions
generalizations a gatogorie
gener a diagramthat is used to represent info.
graphic organizer a diagrame that is used to represent info
homonym two or more words that are pronounced alike but mea different things
hyperbole exagerated statement
imagery helps the reader imagine
inference reading between the lines
irony a tone that is spoken when the speaker intends
judge to say if somthig is good or bad
limerick humerouse verse
medaphor a comparison aginst to unalike things
mood overall felling
narrator speaker of the story
non-fiction true story
onomatopoeia words whos souds express their meaning
oxymoron two contradictory words together
paraphrase restate your words
personification personification
plot events of the story begining
poetry writting that express ideas
point of view perspective form of the story is being told
third person point of view story told from the character
third person omniscient point of view all knowing
prediccation and educated guess
prefix letters added to the begining of the word
protagonist the central charicter
reaction/react your own oppinion
resolution occors at the end of the story
rising action part of a story
root word a word to whitch prefixes and suffixes are added
sequential order order in events
setting enviorment of time
similie
suffix
summarizing
suporting details
suspence
symbol
synonym
theme
tone
visualization
voice
Created by: text001
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