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The writer's attitude toward the audience and subject
A long work of fiction
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A long work of fiction
novel
story
poem
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The writer's attitude toward the audience and subject
idea
mood
tone
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A writer's technique that gives you clues about what might happen in the future
foreshadowing
haiku
poem
conflict
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figurative language where nonhuman objects are given human charcateristics
personification
legend
ghosts
novels
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atmosphere, the feeling created in the reader while reading a literary work
mood
moral
theme
tone
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High point in the action in a story
climax
rising action
introduction
impulse
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The narrator that knows and tells what each character feels and thinks
1st person omniscient
3rd person omniscient
2nd person omniscient
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Why are NWEA scores important?
options for college
options for high school
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Conjunction, preposition, and adjectives are
parts of speech
antonyms
synonyms
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Perspective from which a story is told
point of view
opinion
ideas
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Lines of a poem
paragraphs
poemlines
stanzas
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These are the people or animals that takes part in the action of a story
characters
cliches
developers
illustrators
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A struggle or problem in a story
foreshadow
climax
folk tale
conflict
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A writing technique that interrupts the story to discuss the past
message
flashback
reversal
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figure of speech that uses "like" or "as" to compare unlike things
similie
metaphor
likelihood
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A story is also known as a(n)
opportunity
narrative
essay
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What a story is mostly about
event
idea
main idea
information
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The outcome of the conflict or problem in a story
resolution
rhythm
foreshadow
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You combine prior knowledge and textual evidence to form a(n)
inference
sequence
central idea
main idea
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A brief story, usually with animal characters, that teaches a lesson, or moral
poem
fable
story
conflict
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The time and place of a story
event
speaker
setting
location
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Events in the story
playright
plot
ideas
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The use of words to imitate sounds
analogy
synonym
onomatopoeia
idiom
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Metaphors, similes and personification are examples of
ebonics
figures of speech
figures
bad language
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Anything that stands for or represents something else
stickers
tags
symbols