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Definition: an imaginary society that was created as an attempt at a perfect world with total harmony
utopia
literary device
conflict
dystopia
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Similes, metaphors, and personficiation are all examples of:
literary devices
characters
readers' senses
conflicts
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Definition: an imaginary society that has taken away the rights of its citizens, has injustice or less freedom
literary device
utopia
dystopia
conflict
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Definition: an idea, feeling, or emotional association behind the meaning of a word
footnote
connotation
denotation
subscript
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A summary should include...
personal judgments
chronological events
supporting details
main ideas
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Definition: very careful; with attention to detail
obsolete
meticulous
reluctant
tentative
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Definition: decreased
distraught
irrational
diminished
integral
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Definition: place and time of a story
purpose
conflict
setting
theme
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Definition: a comparison of two unlike items by stating or implying that one IS the other
simile
conflict
metaphor
character
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Definition: not logical
irrational
distraught
diminished
integral
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Definition: drawing a conclusion or judgment based on evidence
questioning
searching/selecting
inferring
summarizing
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Definition: a note at the bottom of the page (usually for definitions)
perspective
superscript
footnote
theme
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Definition: making an inference or judgment based on evidence
questioning
summarizing
drawing a conclusion
searching/selecting
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1st person, 2nd person, and 3rd person are all examples of:
readers' senses
perspectives
literary devices
points of view
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Definition: not in use
reluctant
tentative
meticulous
obsolete
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Definition: uncertain
reluctant
obsolete
meticulous
tentative
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Sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell are all examples of:
readers' senses
conflicts
characters
literary devices
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Person vs. person, person vs. society, person vs. nature, and person vs. self are all examples of:
characters
conflicts
literary devices
readers' senses
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Definition: a conclusion made about the actions of a character
connotation
simile
setting
character inference
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Definition: the dictionary definition of a word
denotation
footnote
subscript
connotation
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Definition: emotionally distressed
distraught
integral
irrational
diminished
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Definition: the message the writer is trying to give to readers
setting
purpose
theme
conflict
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Definition: using text features--like footnotes--to find the meanings of words
summarizing
questioning
inferring
searching/selecting
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Definition: the main character faces a problem with some opponent
text purpose
dystopia
simile
conflict
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Definition: the reason an author writes a text
setting
purpose
theme
conflict
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Definition: hesitant; unwilling
reluctant
meticulous
tentative
obsolete
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Definition: necessary
irrational
distraught
integral
diminished
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Definition: a number written at the end of a word to indicate the definition can be found in a footnote
theme
superscript
footnote
perspective
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Definition: the people about whom the story is written
metaphors
inferences
characters
readers' senses