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literary device that makes fun of the human condition
plot
theme
falling action
satire
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person, place, thing that stands for something else
flashback
symbol
fable
gothic
3
qualities of characters in a story
plot
conflict
character traits
setting
4
literary reference to a familiar thing such as a character, historical event, or known story.
point of view
allusion
epic
mood
5
a problem within the story ... something vs. something else
paradox
imagery
satire
conflict
6
the outcome or ending of the story
climax
falling action
denouement
exposition
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category type of writing
analogy
genre
parody
foreshadow
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word humorously misused
malapropism
motif
machination
epiphany
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feeling within the story (happy, sad, scary...)
imagery
tone
mood
plot
10
who is telling the story
character
narrator
foreshadow
flashback
11
direct conversation between characters
dialogue
motif
essay
allusion
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the nicest teacher
Mrs. Downes
the Grinch
think wisely
careful
13
best dog ever
snoopy
Charley, Blaze, Macy
Scooby
santa's helper
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person who is working against the main character
parody
antagonist
protagonist
plot
15
where the story takes place
irony
setting
genre
introduction
16
your favorite teacher
as if there was a question
careful
Mrs. George
think wisely
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when a written piece shows cons and pros on a subject
argumentative
narrative
gothic
informative
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words that paint a picture in your head using the senses
hyperbole
allusion
omniscient
imagery
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author's own account of his/hers life
expository
biography
autobiography
fable
20
giving human qualities to non-human things
alliteration
rhyme scheme
similie
personification
21
the main idea, the point (usually about life or the human condition)
fable
narrator
theme
symbol
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point of view that knows all thoughts of all characters
third person ominicent
second person
third person limited
first person
23
an exaggeration or overstatement
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
similie
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lengthy, fictional written story
fiction
article
fable
nonfiction
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figure of speech that gives a comparison without using like or as
personification
metaphor
flashback
similie