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| What is a genre? | A genre is the type of book or movie. | The thing that tells what it is. | What is that?
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| Who writes an autobiography? | The author is the main character in the book. | It is about a car. VROOM VROOM | What is that?
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| What is a biography? | A biography is a story about someone who is or was alive and is nonfictional. | A biography is a story about someone who is or was alive and is fictional. | What is that?
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| What is realistic fiction? | Realistic fiction is a fictional book or movie that has realistic characters. | It is about a fake thing but with real people. | What is that?
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| What is a short story and what does it do? | A short story is a small story that teaches a lesson through challenges the characters go through. | It is a small story that tells you something | What is that?
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| What is the setting? Why is it important? | The setting is the area around the character(s). It is important because it shows time and place. | The area around the character. | What is that?
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| What is mood? How does it change the stories tone? | Mood is how the writer wanted the story to feel at the time. It changes the tone because it makes it scarier or happier. | What the feeling is. It makes it more enjoyable | What is that?
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| What are the characters? How can they affect the story? | The characters are the people or animals in the story. They can affect it by being good or evil. | The main people in the story. They could do nothing or something | What is that?
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| What is a protagonist? | The protagonist(s) are the good character(s) in the story. | They are the good people. | What is that?
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| What is an antagonist? | The antagonist(s) are the evil character(s) in the story. | They are the bad people. | What is that?
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| What is the plot? | The story line or main point to the story? | The main idea. | What is that?
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| What is the exposition? | The beginning where the reader learns the characters, the setting, and the plot. | The learning part of the story. | What is that?
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| what is the inciting incident? How does it affect the rest of the story? | The inciting incident is the first problem with the protagonist(s) and the antagonist(s). It creates a war between the two. | The first problem in the story. | What is that?
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| What is the rising action? | The journey that the character take to get to the antagonist(s). | The work that is given to get to the final battle. | What is that?
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| What is the climax? | The most intense part of the story or the final battle. | The high part of the story. | What is that?
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| What is the falling action? | The part where the protagonist(s) are cooling off going home and waiting. | The part where the characters are relaxing | What is that?
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| What is external conflict? | A problem from the outside of a character. | A problem from the outside the character. | What is that?
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| What is internal conflict? | A problem from inside the character. | A problem from inside the character. | What is that?
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| What is the theme? | The main idea of the story. | A duck. QUACK QUACK | What is that?
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