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a story passed from generations spread by only word of mouth
non fiction
fable
folk tale
short story
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a short piece of nonfiction that shows opinion or info on a subject
folklore
comedy
essay
short story
3
interruption of the chronological order to tell something that occurred before the story began
flashback
foreshadowing
figurative language
free verse
4
the conversations that people have with one another is called...
dialect
conversation
dialogue
talking
5
the complete piece of writing, as a report or essay, that is part of a newspaper, magazine, etc
article
story
index
glossary
6
person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. society, person vs. nature are all examples of
theme
setting
conflict
different people
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One of the people or animals in a story
protagonist
antagonist
director
characters
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techniques that a writer uses to create and develop a character
allusion
dialect
alliteration
characterization
9
traditional story used to explain some mystery
science fiction
realistic fiction
myth
historical fiction
10
Ballads, blank verse, free verse, and sonnets are all examples of...
novels
poetry
prose
realistic fiction
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the part of the story where characters are introduced
backstory
intro
narrator
exposition
12
a distinct way that writers use language
style
point of view
suspence
satire
13
writing based on real of imaginary science developments and is usually set in the future
realistic fiction
tall tale
science fiction
historical fiction
14
A technique that involves surprising, interesting, or amusing contradictions or contrast
irony
humor
imagery
onomatopia
15
the action and dialogue that comes between the climax and the end
falling action
conclusion
setting
resolution
16
a feeling of excitement, curiosity, or expectation about what will happen
suspence
satire
point of view
humor
17
type of writing that is meant to be performed in front of an audiance
drama
folktale
comedy
prose
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an alphabetical listing of terms with definitions usually found at the back of a book
glossary
index
dictionary
periodical
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central part of the story during which various problems arise after a conflict is introduced
rising action
setting
beginning
exposition
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Important hints that are dropped to prepare the reader for what is to come
flashback
figurative language
foreshadowing
free verse
21
a novel, story, or play involving a crime or secret activity and its gradual solution
periodical
fiction
non fiction
mystery
22
writing that makes fun of human flaws, ideas, customs, etc in order to make a change
suspence
satire
style
point of view
23
the action that makes up the story
theme
resolution
plot
rising action
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the part of a book which lists the chapters or contents within the book
reference
periodical
series
table of contents
25
The part of the story in which the problems are solved and the action comes to a satisfying end
theme
falling action
resolution
conclusion
26
type of book that provides information arranged arranged for easy access
encyclopedia
reference
periodical
nonfiction
27
what is the correct order of a basic plot?
exposition rising climax falling resolution
rising exposition falling climax resolution
foreshadowing rising climax falling exposition resolution
exposition, falling action, rising action, climax,resolution
28
alphabetical listing that gives page numbers or books where info can be found
series
index
glossary
reference
29
a reference to a well-known person, place, event, etc to enrich reading experiance
Characterization
Dialect
Allusion
Alliteration
30
the place and time frame in which a story takes place
theme
plot
setting
style
31
A writers story of their life
realistic reflection
biography
autobiography
fable
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the person or force that works against the hero of a story is called...
antagonist
hero
protagonist
villan
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the feeling a piece of literature is intended to create in a reader
characterization
mood
moral
setting
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the repetition of initial consonant sounds used especially in poetry to emphasis musical sounds
Dialect
Allusion
alliteration
Characterization
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the high point in the action of a story
action
exposition
peak
climax
36
a book-length, fictional prose story and is longer than a short story
tall tale
essay
novel
autobiography
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story set in an imaginary world where people usually have super powers
tall tale
fable
science fiction
fantasy
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everything that happens in a story is called...
plot
action
Conflict
resolution
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hiss, buzz, snap. These are examples of...
irony
onomatopia
humor
imagery
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poetry that doesn't fit a rhyming pattern
foreshadowing
figurative language
flashback
free verse
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language that has meaning, but not the literal meaning(similes, metaphors, etc.)
free verse
figurative language
flashback
foreshadowing
42
story that uses familiar spoken in every sentance
prose
novel
science fiction
poetry
43
shorter than a novel, only has a few characters and can be read in one sitting
short story
tall tale
essay
prose
44
writing that deals with life in a humorous way
prose
comedy
fantasy
myth
45
another name for a magazine is a...
series
periodical
article
reference
46
the message about life or human nature that is the focus in the story
moral
mood
plot line
theme
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perspective from which the story is told
suspence
point of view
style
satire
48
a made up story that is based off of real events
realistic fiction
myth
folktaleq
historical fiction
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the distinctive way that a writer uses language including many factors
setting
style
theme
word choice
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a short story that feat. talking animals and teaches a lesson
historical fiction
fable
tall tale
folktale
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a literary work whose content is based on the imagination and not fact
conflict
fiction
non fiction
lies
52
humorous, exaggerated story often based on a real person that can accomplish impossible things
myth
realistic fiction
historical fiction
tall tale
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a book of maps in called a..
map book
world encyclopedia
atlas
land plot
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the lesson that a story teaches....
moral
plot line
theme
teaching
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the character who actually tells the story
theme
narrator
story teller
protagonist
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speech that reflects pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar of a specific place
Allusion
dialect
characterization
alliteration
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true writing, based on factual information
periodical
fiction
series
nonfiction
58
the planned action or series of events in a story
plot line
plot
setting
itinerary
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a story of someone's life (not the authors)
drama
fiction
autobiography
biography
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the quality of a literary or informative work that makes the situation seem funny or amusing
irony
onomatopia
imagery
humor
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several books related in a subject, or dealing with the same characters
index
mysteries
series
articles
62
the main character in a story, often a good or heroic type
style
protagonist
antagonist
character
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words or phrases that appeal to the reader's senses
irony
imagery
onomatopia
humor
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writing that tries to show life as it really is
science fiction
historical fiction
realistic fiction
short story
65
that book that contains information on many subjects, usually organized in alphabetical order
atlas
index
glossary
encyclopedia
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something tangible that represents an abstract idea.
characterization
symbol
suspence
humor