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Hohman Setting 2

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figurative language words or phrases that have more than a literal meaning; examples are similes, metaphors and idioms
simile a way of describing something by comparing it to something else; uses like and as; The test was as tough as a piece of leather.
metaphor a way of describing two things by comparing them to one another; does not use like or as; The wind was a lion last night.
consequence result or of importance
tableau a group of models or motionless figures representing a scene from a story or from history
conflict a problem
event timeline sequence of events in a story or poem
summary a brief retelling including a list of characters, setting, major events, and the resolution of a story; can also be the main points of a nonfiction passage
revise to correct or edit
mood feeling created by the author using sensory details and vivid descriptions
dialogue conversation between characters
snapshot a description that uses sensory details to help the readers visualize what is being described; like a photo frozen in time
theme a message from the author about life
explicit idea is directly stated
implicit the reader has to figure out something by inferring (making connections)
jealousy the thoughts or feelings of insecurity, fear, concern, and envy
hemlock a type of evergreen tree; associated with bad luck
rue to regret something
Created by: hshohman
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