Academic Vocabulary Review
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- Q 1/26Score 0________: a story, it may be spoken, written, or presented in images.29main ideanarrativepoint of view
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- Q1________: a story, it may be spoken, written, or presented in images.main ideanarrativepoint of view120s
- Q2_______: a true story from the author’s life.point of viewpurposepersonal narrative120s
- Q3_______: person who recounts, or narrates, a story.narratorexpositionpurpose120s
- Q4________: a play or story meant to be acted out in front of an audience.biographyfirst person narrativedrama120s
- Q5____: the conversation in a drama (actor’s lines).narrationdialoguepurpose120s
- Q6________: when an author’s words create a mental picture using the senses of sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell.perspectivemoodimagery120s
- Q7______: the overall feeling a literary work causes a reader to feel.climaxmoodimagery120s
- Q8_______: the reason the author writes what they do.purposeplotpoint of view120s
- Q9The author's purpose is to _____ when they mainly provide facts and evidence.reflectentertaininform120s
- Q10The author's purpose is to _______ when they mainly write about their feelings, experiences, or beliefs.informpersuadereflect120s
- Q11The author's purpose is to ________ when they mainly try and convince you to buy, try, do, or believe something.reflectpersuadeinform120s
- Q12The author's purpose is to ______ when they try and keep the reader interested by being funny, dramatic, or captivating.reflectinformentertain120s
- Q13_______: the author’s perspective on the topic they write about.narratorpurposeauthor point of view120s
- Q14_________: the most important point or central message of a text.supporting detailmain ideapurpose120s
- Q15_________: the start of a story - introduces the setting, characters, and plot.resolutionexpositionclimax120s
