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The COLORFUL or FIGURATIVE meaning of a word is its
Connotation
Denotation
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A brief statement of the main ideas and supporting details of a text
Essay
<p>Introduction</p>
Summary
Paragraph
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The problem or struggle between characters in a story
Fight
Climax
Resolution
Conflict
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A type of literature
Style
Genre
Hyperbole
Category
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You must give credit to your sources. This is called
Citation
The Internet
Resources
Plagiarism
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The most important points or focus of a passage
Setting
Main/Central Idea
Topic
Characters
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The series of events that make up a story
Characters
Plot
Timeline
Setting
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Textbooks, phone books, and dictionaries are examples of
Informational Texts
Fairytales
Fiction
Literature
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Compare & Contrast: to CONTRAST is to look at the
Differences
Similarities
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If you do not cite your sources, it is called
Piracy
Copyright Infringement
Plagiarism
Stealing
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Words have multiple meanings. The DIRECT or DICTIONARY meaning of a word is it's
Connotation
Denotation
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The time and place in which a story takes place
Setting
Tone
Plot
Style
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To study something closely; to study the parts of something
Assonance
Analyze
<p>Analogy</p>
Alliteration
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Compare & Contrast: Compare is to look at the
Differences
Similarities
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The moral of the story or the lesson the reader learns from reading
Summary
Mood
Theme
Tone
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To go into greater detail on a subject
Elegant
Introduction
Earning
Elaboration
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A claim is just a statement. It is not an ARGUMENT until you support your claim with
Experts
Limericks
Evidence
Debates
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A source that can be trusted is
Plagiarised
Argumentative
Credible
Relevant
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The moment of maximum intensity or a major turning point in the story
Climax
Conflict
Conclusion
Characters
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The perspective from which the story is told
Character 1
Main Character
Point of View
Summary