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AIr Vocab

TermDefinition
Graphics An image or visual representation of an object
Root Word A word by itself; has no prefix or suffix
Affix An additional element placed at the beginning or end of a word to change its meaning
Prefix An element placed at the start of a word to change its meaning
Suffix An element placed at the end of a word to change its meaning
Etymology The origin of a word
Organizational Structure The way a text is set up; compare-contrast; problem-resolution
Setting Where a story takes place
Exposition Used to introduce background information about events, settings, etc.
Rising Action The part in a book that builds up to the main conflict or problem
Climax/Turning The high point or main issue in a book; stops building up and starts winding down
Falling Action Where the climax is resolved
Resolution The ending or outcome
Theme The subject of the book
Thematic Statement A sentence tht introduces the theme
Author's Purpose The authors reason or encouragement to write the book
Implies/Infers An idea the author uts into the book that the reader has to pick up on
Inference An assumption
Personifacation Giving inanimate objects life-like qualities
Irony A way words are used with an intended definition rather than their literal definition
Created by: Grinchy
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