To conclude information using prior knowledge along with evidence from the text or passage

Using text evidence to make an educated guess of what might happen next

Using your prior knowledge to figure out what they might do or say

The most important events in a story in sequence, having three main parts: rising action, climax, and falling action

An author’s use of hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the story.

An event or occurrence which leads to the main character's conflict

The main character in the story

The character or force that opposes the protagonist

The essence problem in a fiction text/passage. This problem creates the plot. There are four kinds: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs society, man

third person omniscient/omniscient

The narrator tells the story using pronouns like he/she/they knowing all the thoughts of all the charactersl-knowing perspective. The knowledge is not limited by anye character’s view or behavior, as the narrator knows everything about all characters

The narrator restricts his knowledge to one character’s view or behavior.

The story is told from a personal perspective from a main character using I, me, and you.

Telling the story revealing only the actions and words without knowing the inner feelings or thoughts of other characters

Telling the story from a third person perspective or first person perspective

The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are introduced.

The end of the story where the major conflict is solved.

The most exciting part of the story where if the character changes the story changes.

Where the main character faces incidents leading to a series of conflicts.

Events leading to the end of the story.

A series of events that builds from the conflict.

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Module 1- Fiction

Academic Vocabulary dealing with TEKs/SEs in Module 1- 1st 9 weeks

Term	Definition
infer	To conclude information using prior knowledge along with evidence from the text or passage
prediction	Using text evidence to make an educated guess of what might happen next
draw conclusions	Using your prior knowledge to figure out what they might do or say
theme
moral lesson
plot	The most important events in a story in sequence, having three main parts: rising action, climax, and falling action
foreshadowing	An author’s use of hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the story.
rising action
incident	An event or occurrence which leads to the main character's conflict
protagonist	The main character in the story
antagonist	The character or force that opposes the protagonist
conflict	The essence problem in a fiction text/passage. This problem creates the plot. There are four kinds: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs society, man
relationship
characterization
point of view
third person omniscient/omniscient	The narrator tells the story using pronouns like he/she/they knowing all the thoughts of all the charactersl-knowing perspective. The knowledge is not limited by anye character’s view or behavior, as the narrator knows everything about all characters
third person limited	The narrator restricts his knowledge to one character’s view or behavior.
first person	The story is told from a personal perspective from a main character using I, me, and you.
objective	Telling the story revealing only the actions and words without knowing the inner feelings or thoughts of other characters
narrator	Telling the story from a third person perspective or first person perspective
exposition	The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are introduced.
resolution	The end of the story where the major conflict is solved.
climax	The most exciting part of the story where if the character changes the story changes.
rising action	Where the main character faces incidents leading to a series of conflicts.
falling action	Events leading to the end of the story.
rise	A series of events that builds from the conflict.

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