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writer slows down at the important parts of the story, and zooms through less important parts
building tension
running
sprinting
pacing
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conversation between two or more characters that adds meaning to the story
script
dialogue
imagery
quotes
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a story about a SMALL but IMPORTANT moment in a writer's life
biography
memoir
personal narrative
autobiography
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When a writer gives hints about what is to come in the story
flashback
prediction
suspense
foreshadowing
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a character that changes by the end of the story
dynamic character
interesting character
static character
good character
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exaggeration
hyperbole
simile
personification
dynamic
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A comparison using "like" or "as"
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
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Language such as similes or personification used to create an image I the reader's mind
imagery
figurative language
metaphor
repetition
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The part of the story where most of the action or a change in the character occurs
falling action
climax
exposition
problem
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First person POV
we follow one character
we hear everyone's thoughts and feelings
perspective
told from a perspective of a character in the story
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describing a feeling, thought or event with great detail instead of just stating it
suspense
adding detail
show not tell
wrapping up
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Words that are used to represent sound
onomatopoeia
simile
hyperbole
imagery
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published authors from whom we get writing and story ideas
Donald Crews
Ernest Hemmingway
Gary Paulson
mentor authors
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Your personal narrative is written in
Spanish
third person limited
first person POV
third person omniscient
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using sensory details to put an image in the reader's minds
imagery
sensory details
elaboration
figurative language
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When a writer writes about a previous episode or a memory in the narrative
prediction
foreshadowing
flash forward
flashback
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Using the senses to paint a picture in the reader's mind
imagery
dialogue
elaboration
sensory details
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part of the plot where the story's problem is revealed
climax
inciting incident
resolution
exciting incident
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Point of View
Who is telling the story
How the story is told
I, me, my, we
perspective
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a place in the story's plot where the author slows down to build tension
climax
resolution
falling action
rising action