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Unit 1 Review 2026

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1st person point of view point of view where the narrator is the character telling the story and uses pronouns such as I, me, and we
3rd person point of view limited point of view where the story is told form the view-point of the narrator who is outside of the story and retells the action and thoughts of only one character; uses pronouns such as he and she
3rd person point of view omniscient point of view where the story is told form the view-point of the narrator who is outside of the story and retells the action and thoughts of more than one character; uses pronouns such as he and she
perspective the attitude, background, and emotions of the narrator
directly stated when the author gives you information directly in the text
when you have to figure out what the author is trying to express using details from the text. indirectly expressed; implied
when something is stated using facts, truths, and reality, and without letting feelings or opinions influence the answer. objectively
central idea the main message or idea expressed in a text (usually nonfiction)
theme the message or lesson in a story
simile a comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
metaphor a comparison of two unlike things by stating that one thing IS the other thing
personification giving human qualities to something that is not human
a story narrative
internal conflict conflict within a character's mind
external conflict conflict between one character and another character or the outside world
mal root word meaning "bad or evil"
a person who is always unhappy malcontent
an educated guess using information from the passage and your own knowledge inference
solve or end a conflict resolve
figurative language expressions that are meant to illustrate an idea without saying what they literally mean (Ex: simile, metaphor, personification)
important key
calls attention to emphasizes
Created by: reynerson
 

 



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