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autobiography
an account of person's life written by another
the place and time period where a story occurs
an account of a person's life written by that person
accounts of different people combined into evidence
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diagram
unright things that are saved in the characters' mind and
a simplified drawing showing the appearance, structure, or workings
representation mentally for all the characters
the manner of all perspectives
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essay
a long piece of writing on anything
perspective of life in the point of view of the main character
writing on a subject that they deeply love
a short piece of writing on a particular subject
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non-fiction
a type of fiction that is presented realistically but actually not real
non-real writing based on fantasy
prose writing that is based on facts, real events, and real people
historical evidence presented in every section of the writing article
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informative essay
an essay where scientific research is used and explained
a non-fiction writing piece written to inform readers on a topic or subject
a writing piece that informs readers of the current events happening now
a short writing piece that asks a question
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how-to article
visualize how characters act in the real life world, only works in fiction
an short essay about the life and works of someone, similar to a biography
instructional content where interested readers can view step-by-step guides
short prose and poetry about the present and past, and how it relates
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voice
how someone can act in the story based on environment
speaking out because of injusticies in the story
the rhetorical mixture of vocabulary, tone, point of view describing people
the literature because of the perspective
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illustration
a picture illustrating a book, newspaper, etc
mindfulness of the reader to respect the characters
"illustrates" the picture in your mind with non-visuals but sensory details
visualization in your mind about how characters act
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time line
an automatic transformation system that defines the meaning of life
time reception in the fact of characters
a graphic representation of the passage of time as a line
diagram best described as a fill-in when considering outcomes
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chart
a sheet of information in the form of a table, graph, or diagram
how people can label the diagram in a certain way
the sync to the music to encourage rhythm
the incoming arrows for FNF charting
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science article
a publication that is based on empirical and scientific evidence
a deliberate point of view describing only the characters in certain books
solidified ideas described by great mathematicians
a informative essay, non-article publication
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biography
prose and poetry consisting of different poetic lines
an account of someone's life written by the person
article showing how-to guides and how to complete something
an account of someone's life written by someone else
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news article
definite mass and mind of a side character
article of the Confederation discussing several authors
news article discusses current or recent news of general interest
point of view or perspective of a character
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flow chart
smoothly transitioning from a point in time to another and charting it
the action decsribed by the author and the pre-note to honor their choice
the main character's setting point of view and more
a diagram of the sequence of movements or actions of people or things in it
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informational text
a single wavelength of light that can be seen when the light excites
nonfiction writing, written with the intention of informing the reader
fiction writing written with the intention of telling readers the point
diagrammatic representation of sciences related to informative things
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thesis
manner of the writer
where the perspective and the setting are combined into a theory
a statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained
a hypothesis that characters have created
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personal essay
essay not based on personal accounts
an essay where it is not uncommon for characters to appear
an essay important to the reader's emotional feelings or mood at the time
a work of autobiographic nonfiction characterized by conversational manner
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map
a diagrammatic representation of an area showing physical features
characters mental ability to reform after the story
galactic representation of random probabitlies
represents the mapping of the brain when describing the things they think
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memoir
the gathering of memories in the your mind leading to a flashback
a memorization made in order to inform other characters about the event
a historical account written from personal knowledge or special sources
a memorization based on everyone's account included with the fact or claim
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photograph
flipping through several films to make a video and entertainment
they are ideas printed onto paper in which they send to the media
a picture made using a camera, in which an image is focused onto film
believeable photoshops that make us question reality
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pie chart
mood and tone represented in different proportions
a tilted view on the world that is not biased, but different from others
charting of a representation, of a square
a type of graph where circle divides into sectors representing proportions
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purpose
the manner in which it is created
how deliberate a character can be when making the plot
why it is not there
the reason for which something is done or created
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audience
the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event
an account of a person's life written by that person
account of a person's life by someone else
the perspective in which a viewer looks at the story
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argumentative essay
not an essay, because it shows emotion
a political essay where it is based on what others think
a genre which is not included in most reading books because of bias
a genre of writing that requires the student to investigate a topic & claim
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point of view
a non-believable perspective of the character that is the antagonist
not a perspective
elaboration of the fact that the reader can see
a particular attitude or way of considering a matter
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tone
the signified mood and feeling the writer puts in
deliberacy of the manner all characters must act in
incorrect punctuation of the claims in the story
a musical tone