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QuestionAnswer
Dialogue. Conversation between characters.
Dialect. Accent depending on where you live. (Your area.)
Characterization. Personality of a character by what they say and do.
Cause. Something that happens.
Effect. Whatever occurs due to cause.
Conflict. A Problem.
Inference. Educated guess.
Irony. When the unexpected happens.
Situational Irony. When something ironic happens because of the situation. (ex. all homecoming dresses are the same.)
Exposition. Explains setting, characters, and whats going on.
Rising Action. Events leading to the climax.
Falling Action. Events that wrap up the story.
Resolution. End.
Tone. Mood or feeling of the story.
Synonym. Words that mean the same thing.
Antonym. Words that mean the opposite of each other.
Summarize. To shorten and put in your own words.
Non-Fiction. Facts and "True/Non-Real" writing.
Narrative. Story.
Paraphrase. Told in your own words.
Plot. Events that make up a story.
Critical Reading. Pay attention, ask questions, understand topic, know 6 parts of plot, take notes, ask questions.
Retell. Talk to yourself or a friend. Ask information if needed.
Climax. When the question gets answered.
Created by: rjohnston
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