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Q2 Priority Vocab

TermDefinition
formulate to create
composition a piece of writing
paraphrase restating information in one's own words
plagiarism when a writer copies another writer's language or ideas and then calls the work his or her own
chronological an organizational pattern organized according to time
sequence an organizational pattern using text that gives step by step directions
proposition and support an organizational pattern in which the text is organized by introducing and supporting an argument
spatial an organizational pattern in which the text is organized by detailing a space
revise the process of rereading a text and making changes to improve it
edit a stage in the writing process in which a writer words to improve a draft by correcting errors in conventions
denotation the literary dictionary definition of a word
connotation an emotional feeling connected to a word
irony what happens is the opposite of what you expect
first person the narrator is a part of the story or a character in the story
second person a point of view where the narrator tells the story using the word "you"
third person limited the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of one character but describes the actions of others
third person omniscient the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of more than one character
protagonist the central, main character of the story
antagonist the character who opposes the main character
static a type of character who stays the same through the story
dynamic a type of character who develops or changes emotionally through the story
Created by: LindsayNoteboom
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