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| The beginning of the story where the setting and characters are explained. Usually the conflict is also revealed | Exposition
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| Events leading up to the solving of the conflict | Rising action
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| When the reader knows that the conflict is solved. | Climax
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| Events directly after the conflict is solved. | Falling Action
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| Loose ends are tied up. | Resolution
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| Central problem or struggle between protagonist and antagonist | Major Conflict
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| Smaller struggles experienced by characters that only exist for part of a story. | Minor Conflict
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| Directly stated by the author, etc. He is smart. TELLS | Direct Characterization
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| STEAL: Speech, Thoughts, effects on others, actions, looks: SHOWS | Indirect Characterization
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| A character that is fully developed, a character that shows multiple characteristics, in multiple locations. | Round Character
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| A one dimensional character; little to no definition of personality | Flat Character
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| A character who does not change due to the events that occur in the story. | Static Character
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| A character who changes due to the events that occur in the story. | Dynamic Character
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| The literal or dictionary definition of a word. | Connotative meaning(connotation)
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| The attitudes and feelings associated with a word. These associations can be negative or positive, and have an important influence on style and meaning. | Denotative meaning(denotation):
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| a figure of speech that refers to a well-known story, event, person, or object in order to make a comparison in the readers' minds. | Allusion
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| A brief overview of a story. Only the most important events of the story are included. | Summary
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| The author provides hints or clues as to what will happen next within a story. | Foreshadowing
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| a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. | Stereotype
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| The main idea of a fiction or nonfiction piece of writing. | Central Idea
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