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den A hollow place that a wild animal uses for shelter
landscape The landforms in an area
mournful Sad or gloomy
contented Satisfied or happy
surrender To give up
prairie A large area of flat land covered mostly with grasses and wildflowers
rival A person or animal that competes with another person or animal
descriptive language the use of colorful and detailed words that paint a clear picture in the reader's or listener's mind
precise language choosing exact and specific words so other people understand your exact thoughts
first-person narrative a story told by one of the characters who uses the words "I", "me", "my", or "we" to share their own adventures and feelings.
inference a smart guess you make by putting together clues you see or read and what you already know in your head
dialogue a conversation between two or more people, or between characters in a book, movie, or play. It is what characters say out loud to each other
quotation marks punctuation symbols that act like open and closed speech bubbles in a story to show the exact words someone says
summarize to take a long story, book, or movie and retell just the most important parts in your own words
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