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Anecdote: a personal story
Theme: Message of the story
Tone: Author’s attitude in a written piece
Mood: the emotional feeling or atmosphere
Simile: Comparing two unlike things using like or as
Claim: A claim in writing is the main point or opinion that someone is trying to prove
Counterclaim: The Other Side: It shows the opposing point of view on a topic
Metaphor: comparing two unlike things WITHOUT using like or as
1st Person Point of View: a storytelling style where a character inside the story narrates the events using pronouns like "I," "me," "my," and "we"
Symbol: A symbol is an object, word, sign, or character that is used to represent or stand for an abstract idea, concept, or physical thing
What does the tree painting in the story represent Melinda
Who was the old clan/group Melinda was in The plain janes
Who is Melinda's new friend Heather
What did Melinda do at the party that made her friends not talk to her or make others look at her with hate she called the police on the party
What does the group that Heather join do community work, help others, and help teachers.
How big of a change is there between Melinda before the events of the book and how she is now. a giant change
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