Describes things, events, or ideas using words related to our five senses.

Narrator addresses the reader and uses pronouns such as "you" and "your"

The message or lesson of the story

Repeating words, phrases to help people remember something

Beginning sounds of words are repeated in a line of poetry or a sentence.

Any person appearing in a work of fiction

The use of symbols to express ideas or qualities in writing, art, or music

a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.

The feelings that the reader has in response to the writing.

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Imagery
Stories that combine history and legend,
Describes things, events, or ideas using words related to our five senses.
Oral (spoken) and written language is based on bringing words together.
Giving credit to a source within the paper
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Second Person
To make corrections or additions to the content of the paper
Someone who is retelling or giving an opinion of an original work or source
A punctuation mark (;) indicating a pause,
Narrator addresses the reader and uses pronouns such as "you" and "your"
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Means by which an author conveys his/her attitude
Alliteration
Setting
Plot
Tone
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The narrator uses pronouns such as "I, me, we, and us."
Any story that is imagined or made up by an author
First Person
A way to remember the conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
Organization that believes all people should have safe housing.
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Theme
Occurred in the late 50's and was the fear of communists in the US.
The message or lesson of the story
A word that joins an independent clause with a dependent clause
Mental or emotional strain; suspense, excitement, or anxiety
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The perspective from which a story told. Perspective is another way of saying viewpoint.
Question Mark
Point of View
Research Question
Plagiarize
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The main character in a story
Interview
Preposition
Revise
Protagonist
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The series of actions and events that takes place in a story
Online Stranger Danger
In-Text Citation
Plot
Mass Hysteria
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Time and place of a story
Setting
Protagonist
Wrath
Source
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The narrator is outside the story and uses third person pronouns such as "he, she, it, they, them, hers, his, and its."
Third Person
Wrath
Rationalists
Totem
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Comparing two unlike things without using a connecting word such as "like" or "as"
Analyzing
Complex Sentence
Mass Hysteria
Metaphor
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Repetition
A source that is trustworthy
Repeating words, phrases to help people remember something
Must have three parts to be complete: verb, subject, and a complete thought
Written to inspire those who were trying to abolish slavery
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A writing technique that express ideas and conveys meaning.
Mood
Local Health Departments
common sense
Literary Device
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Alliteration
Allows you to register and learn where/how to vote.
A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb.
Someone who fights to end slavery
Beginning sounds of words are repeated in a line of poetry or a sentence.
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Something, usually a physical object, that represents something else, such as an idea or quality
Theme
Tension
Symbol
Subject-Predicate Agreement
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Character
Any person appearing in a work of fiction
A noun that refers to any person, place, thing or idea
the part of a text that tells the reader to do something
a formal letter used in professional settings,
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Literary Element
components of a literary work
common sense
Memory devices to help listeners remember what they hear
An extreme fear that cannot be controlled.
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Symbolism
Mental or emotional strain; suspense, excitement, or anxiety
The use of symbols to express ideas or qualities in writing, art, or music
Labels that go under a main idea or topic area in an outline
A word that joins an independent clause with a dependent clause
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A character who causes conflict for the protagonist in a story
Background Information
Active Voice
Antagonist
Complex Sentence
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A struggle between opposing forces and/or characters
Complete Sentence
Conflict
Cyberbullying
Fiction
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Narrative
Rules of right conduct
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
A brief statement that lets potential employers know your main goal
A word that is a person, place, thing, or idea
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Mood
A word that is a person, place, thing, or idea
The feelings that the reader has in response to the writing.
A verb that you cannot see.
Rules of right conduct
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Memory devices to help listeners remember what they hear
MLA Style
Noun
Mnemonic Devices
Objective

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