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Signposts, Fiction, and Text Structures, oh my!
Signposts, Fiction, and Text Structures, oh my!
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Fiction signposts, Fiction elements, text structures
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The story does not follow a typical structure.
Abstract
Non-linear
Concrete
Linear
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Clues or hints to future events.
Suspense
Memory
Foreshadowing
Flashback
3
A problem and answer are suggested
Problem/Solution
Sequence/Process
Cause/Effect
Tips to Identify
4
Tell show two things are similar and different.
Spatial/Descriptive
Cause/Effect
Persausive
Compare/Contrast
5
The suggested or implied meaning associated with a word beyond it’s definition.
Dennotation
Implication
Diction
Connotation
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a person or force in society or nature that opposes the protagonist.
Narrator
Protagonist
The Bad Guy
Antagonist
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Describes something in order of space or describes how something looks.
Imagery
Sequence/Process
Spatial/Descriptive
Compare/Contrast
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An action and its results are explained.
Chronological
Problem/Solution
Contrasts and Contradiction
Cause/Effect
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When the protagonist asks themselves something that could be life or death.
Words of the Wiser
Contrasts and Contraditions
Plot
Tough Question
10
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.
non-linear plot
Memory Moment
Tough Questions
Linear Plot
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Describes the character's physical appearance, thoughts, spoken words, and actions.
Character
Exposition
Imagery
Characterization
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Conflict that occurs between the protagonist and an inside force.
External
Internal
Self
Abstract
13
The dictionary definition of a word.
Defintion
Connotation
Diction
Dennotation
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Something occurs in the story that you least expect.
Tough Questions
Memory Moment
Contrast and Contradictions
Aha Moment
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This is NOT your answer but only proves what you are saying.
Restate
Explaination
Answer
Text evidence
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When the protagonist finally realizes or understands something.
Memory Moment
Again & Again
Aha Moment
Tough Questions
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The person who tells the story.
Protagonist
Mrs. McDowell
Narrator
Antagonist
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The moral of the story or life lesson in a literary work.
Resolution
Main Idea
Theme
Subject
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Indicates ideas, customs, values, and/or beliefs.
Abstract
Linear
Plot
External
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You must have these three elements to be successful.
Answer, Cite, Example
Answer, Clue, Explain
Answer, Cite, Explain
Answer, Cite, Exercise
21
The distinctive use of language that conveys the author’s/narrator’s personality to the reader.
Mood
Tone
Diction
Voice
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A feeling of curiosity, uncertainty, or dread about what is going to happen next in a story.
Foreshadowing
Mood
Mystery
Suspense
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Flashback
Aha Moment
Memory Moment
Tough Questions
Again & Again
24
An author’s attitude toward the subject matter or audience, and mood.
Tone
Mood
Voice
Attitude
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When something repeats throughout the story because it is significant.
Again & Again
Tough Questions
Aha Moment
Concrete
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This statement tells the reader what the paper is about.
Main Idea
Subject
Topic
Thesis
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Advice from an older, wiser character that will probably help contribute to theme.
Words of the Wiser
Tough Questions
Aha Moment
Again & Again
28
The central character in a literary work,around whom the main conflict revolves.
Foil
Antagonist
Protagonist
The Good Guy
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Information is listed step-by-step or it explains how to do it or how it happens.
Chronological
How to
Spatial/Descriptive
Sequence/Process
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Parts of the story that indicate time of year, location, and weather.
Abstract
External
Suspense
Concrete
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The emotional quality of a literary work.
Emotion
Sentiment
Tone
Mood
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Conflict that occurs between the protagonist and an outside force.
Internal
Concrete
External
Nature
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Information is organized in order of time.
Sequence/Process
Timetable
Spatial
Chronological
