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The Vocabulary:STAAR

Study for words that will be seen on the STAAR test

QuestionAnswer
Italicized A writing style added to words, usually making them slope, to add emphasis.
Assumption Something that has been taken for granted or supposed.
Illustrate To make a concept clear through examples or analogies.
Conclude To end or make a decision.
Dialogue A conversation between different characters in works of literature.
Excerpt A quotation taken directly from a book, movie, or other source of information.
Playwright The author of a play.
Protagonist The leading character or hero in a work of literature.
Antagonist A character that is against or opposed to another character in a work of literature.
Symbolic Imagery Imagery that is to express an idea
Reference The act of referring or inferencing
Dramatic Irony Irony that is understood by the audience, but not the characters in a dramatic situation.
Objective Point of View When a writer states no more than what can be inferred from the dialogue in a literary work.
Figurative Language Comparing one thing or concept to another thing or concept by using methods such as metaphors, similes, and personification.
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