the person who is telling the story; the Speaker

when a reader uses clues from the text

when an author uses clues to help the reader to figure out what will happen

the perspective from which a story is told

when a part of the story goes back in time

a conversation between two characters

sentence in the intro of the essay outlining what the reader can expect

the action of getting someone to do or belive something

An important lesson that teaches the reader about right and wrong

The reason the author has for writing

Clues in the text that help the reader determine the meaning of something

The reason WHY something happens

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pathos
appeals to credibility
appeals to logic/reasoning
appeals to emotion
2
Narrator
the villian in a story
The person listening to the story; the Reader
the person who is telling the story; the Speaker
3
Inference/Infer
the theme of a story
when a reader uses clues from the text
when the author uses imagery
4
Foreshadow
When a charcter has something unexpected happen to them
When the authors tells the reader exactly what will happen
when an author uses clues to help the reader to figure out what will happen
5
Point of View
the ending of a story
the perspective from which a story is told
when the story ends at the climax
6
Flash Back
when a part of the story goes back in time
when the story is out of order
When a part of the story remains unfinished
7
Dialogue
a conversation between two characters
when a charcter is written with dialect; character has an accent
a writing style of nonfiction texts
8
reflect
to think deeply or carefully
to think minimally
to disregaurd
9
Thesis
a persuasive sentence in the begining of an essay
sentence in the intro of the essay outlining what the reader can expect
sentence in thr intro of an essay stating who the author is
10
persuasion
the action of doing something with a just cause
the action of getting someone to do or belive something
the action of not doing the right thing
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logos
appeals to emotion
appeals to credibility
appeals to logic/reasoning
12
Convey
to tell; make known
to listen
to not tell; keep secret
13
Moral
a style of writing
When a charcter is in high spirits
An important lesson that teaches the reader about right and wrong
14
Authors Purpose
The author's biography
The reason the author has for writing
The authors work after editing
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gratitude
being thankful
being great
being sad
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Context Clues
Clues in the text that help the reader determine the meaning of something
Clues in a mystery novel
When there are no clues to help the reader throughout the story
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Cause
The reason WHY something happens
The concequnce of an action
Shortened word for "because"
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vauge
uncertain, unfocused, unclear
detailed, evident, correct
focused, certain, clear
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Distraught
deeply upset and agitated
a joyful feeling
a bad headache
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ethos
appeals to credibility
appeals to emotion
appeals to logic/reasoning

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