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8th Grade Reading Vocabulary Part 3
falling action
Falling Action
8th Grade Reading Vocabulary Part 3
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Falling Action
the turning point in the story
the ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved
bulk of a story, during character works to resolve problem
point in a story where the conlict begins to be resolved
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falling action
bulk of a story, during character works to resolve problem
the turning point in the story
the beinning of the story; introduces the setting&characters
the ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved
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theme
fallacy in form of a question that suggests desired answer
a personal belief, a statement that cannot be proven
the central message or lesson of a literary work
the time and location in which a story takes place
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opinion
repetition phrases that have similar words/grammarstructure
a personal belief, a statement that cannot be proven
the central message or lesson of a literary work
the time and location in which a story takes place
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setting
the time and location in which a story takes place
a personal belief, a statement that cannot be proven
repetition phrases that have similar words/grammarstructure
the central message or lesson of a literary work
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leading question
the central message or lesson of a literary work
a personal belief, a statement that cannot be proven
the time and location in which a story takes place
fallacy in form of a question that suggests desired answer
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Rising Action
the ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved
bulk of a story, during character works to resolve problem
the beinning of the story; introduces the setting&characters
the turning point in the story
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climax
point in a story where the conflict begins to be resolved
the ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved
the beinning of the story; introduces the setting&characters
the turning point in the story
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resolution
the beinning of the story; introduces the setting&characters
the ending of a story, when the conflict is resolved
the turning point in the story
bulk of a story, during character works to resolve problem
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parallelism
a personal belief, a statement that cannot be proven
the time and location in which a story takes place
repetition phrases that have similar words/grammarstructure
the central message or lesson of a literary work
