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Brain Game

EOG Review

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A WRITTEN HISTORY OF A PERSON'S LIFE BIOGRAPHY
A BIOGRAPHY OF A PERSON WRITTEN BY THAT PERSON AUTOBIOGRAPHY
SOMETHING TOLD OR WRITTEN THAT IS NOT FACT OR A MADE UP STORY FICTION
A WRITTEN REPORT OF PAST EVENTS HISTORY
IMPORTANT OR FAMOUS IN HISTORY HISTORIC
A WRITTEN WORK THAT TELLS A STORY THROUGH ACTION AND IS MEANT TO BE ACTED OUT ON STAGE DRAMA
A PIECE OF WRITING OFTEN HAVING RHYME OR RHYME WHICH TELLS A STORY OR DESCRIBES A FEELING POEM
A WRITER OF POEMS POET
WRITING WITH RHYTHM THT REPEATS AND THE WRITINGS OF A POET POETRY
A PERSON THAT TELLS A STORY IN FULL DETAIL. NARRATOR
A piece of writing often having rhyme or rhythm which tells a story or describes a feeling. Poem
A brief part of a speech or written work. Passage
Having or showing interest/interesting - Holding the attention, arousing interest. Interested
1. Being an actual example of a certain thing. 2. Clearly and exactly presented or stated. Specific
To write or tell about: Give an account of. Describe
An account of something that presents a picture to the person that hears it. Description
1. Not including. 2. Other than. Except
1. To point out as similar. 2 To examine for likeness or differences. Compare
1. To act in return. 2. T act or behave in response. Reaction
1. An instance of reacting. 2. A response to a stimulus. React
A person who tells a story in full detail. Narrator
A person who writes something. Author
Created by: ibancroft
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