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TTK Cumulative Review
The sequence of events in the story
To look for differences
TTK Cumulative Review
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To look for differences
Compare
Differentiate
Contrast
Conclusion
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The sequence of events in the story
Chronological Order
Plot
Story Board
Diagram
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A form of fiction based on scientific knowledge
Historical Fiction
Sci Fi
Realistic Fiction
Fiction
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Using information to answer a question
Apply
Application
Evaluate
Analyze
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Told from the "I" perspective
Tone
POV
First Person
Second Person
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Restating the main idea
Repeat
Summary
Analyze
Summarize
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The highest point of action, turning point
Conflict
Argument
Exposition
Climax
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The way a story is told
Form
Voice
Narrator
POV
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A genre that is made up
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Drama
Historical Fiction
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"Fiction, Non-Fiction, Drama"
Story Types
Generic
Labels
Genre
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A struggle in the characters mind
Conflict
Mental Conflict
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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"The pie smelled delicious"
Imagery
Idiom
Irony
Imagination
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The villian/bad guy
Antagonist
Protagonist
Joker
Hero
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"A big dog named tiny"
Aliteration
Irony
Idiom
Imagery
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Narrator knows everything
Limited
Persona
Omnicient
Reader
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The character the audience identifies with
Good Guy
Hero
Protagonist
Batman
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Authors choice of words
Dictate
Summary
Diction
Authors Purpose
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"Don't judge a book by the cover"
Tone
Theme
Truth
Moral
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The authors attitude
Light-hearted
Mood
Tone
Tempo
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A character that struggles with an outside force
Internal Conflict
Conflict
Fight
External Conflict
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The reason the author writes
Metaphor
Authors reason
Authors choice
Author's Purpose
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Paragraphs in a poem
Stanza
Analogy
Rhyme Scheme
Sequence
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When and where the story takes place
Metaphor
Setting
Location
Walmart
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The event that makes something happen
Problem
Effect
Cause
Effect
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Genre based on facts
Fiction
Historical Fiction
Non-Fiction
Science Fiction
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Action leading away from the climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Conclusion
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Summary based on facts
Subjective
Biography
Objective
Non-Fiction
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"Hit the road"
Imagery
Hyperbole
Allusion
Idiom
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A character that changes
Protagonist
Static
Dynamic
Electric
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"Blue as the sky"
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Comparison
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She was a scrooge with her money
Anecdote
Allusion
Alliteration
Exaggeration
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Details that start the story
Climax
Export
Exposition
Preface
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An overstatement
Exaggeration
Exposition
Hyperbole
Lie
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"Those other brothers can't deny"....
when a girl walks in
what they think
their crew
how they roll
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Used to describe the qualities of a character
Character Traits
Personality
Traits
Characterization
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To tell how things are similar
Compare
Contrast
Analyze
Simile
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The readers anticipation for an event
Supercede
Anecdote
Interest
Suspense
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An account of a persons life written by someone else
Story
Genre
Autobiography
Biography
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Giving animals or objects human qualities
Personification
Humanism
Realism
Onomatopoeia
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A story of a persons own life written by them
Biography
Autobiography
Book
Memoir
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The appearance of events
Insight
Visualization
Common sense
Perspective
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The narrator sees from 1 perspective
Second Person
Third Person
Limited
Omnicient
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when a person or force opposes the protagonist
Conflict
Drama
Problem
Fighting
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A leaning in favor or against
Generalization
Fact
Opinion
Bias
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Cannot be proven true
Lie
Opinion
Generalization
Claim
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An educated guess supported by text evidence
Hypothesis
Idiom
Allusion
Inference
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statement based on opinions and feelings
Subjective
Summary
Objective
Opinion
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Most important part of story
Plot
Main Idea
Climax
Alliteration
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A conversation between characters
Gossip
Dialogue
Diction
Dialect
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To explain the meaning of
Summary
Details
Interpret
Interrogate
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The way a poem appears on a page
Free Verse
Foreshadowing
Stanza
Form
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A force or drive that moves the character
Rewards
Motivation
Expectation
Motif
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The feeling of the reader
Tone
Bored
Mood
Angry
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Can be proven true
Statement
Fact
Non-Fiction
Opinion
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Ending of conflict
Repitition
Introduction
Resolution
Ending
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Judge the value of
Examine
Dialogue
Evaluate
Application
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Regular pattern of rhyme
Couplet
Rhyme Scheme
Free Verse
Stanza
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Break down into parts
Study
Analyze
Allusion
Aggression
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A brave character who the audience admires
Protagonist
Antagonist
Savior
Hero
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A recreation of events from an earlier time
Foreshadowing
Memory
Flashback
Recall
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Mrs. Yancey's heart was black coal"
Metaphor
Opinion
Fact
Simile
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A story that could actually happen
Summary
Realistic Fiction
Fairy Tale
Motif
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A story that could happen and is based on past facts
Historical Fiction
Factual Fiction
Realistic Fiction
Fiction
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What happens as a result of the cause
export
effect
affect
purpose
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"I had a ton of homework"
Hyperbole
Exaggeration
Opinion
Fact
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A story told from the "you" perspective
1st Person
POV
3rd Person
2nd person
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A description of qualities of a character
Character Trait
Static Character
Dynamic Character
Characterization
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Signal Words: They, Them, He, She
Second Person
POV
First Person
Third Person
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A story 10-20 pages long
Novel
Poem
Narrative
Short Story
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Clues or hints about what will happen next
Foreshadowing
Fortune Teller
Flashback
Anticipation
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Action leading to climax
Conflict
Falling Action
Exposition
Rising Action
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Sally sells seashells
Allusion
Alliteration
Conflict
Anecdote
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"Most snakes are poisonous"
Generalization
Broad Statement
Common sense
Fact
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A character that stays the same
Dynamic
Antagonist
Hopeless
Static
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What percentage of students make an "A" average on this Quiz?
30%
10%
15%
100%
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Words that echo their sound
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Personification
Sound words
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"Too legit..."
to do this
to know what you mean
to fix
to quit
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Person telling the story
Persona
Nobody
Author
POV
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Language that describes Ex: Simile, Metaphor
Imagery
Author's Tools
Idiom
Figurative Language
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A work of fiction more than 100 pages long
Short Story
Novel
Poem
Novella