Question 1

This term describes a character's inner struggle&#44; their thoughts&#44; feelings and emotions.

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Internal response

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Plot

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Setting

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External response

Question 2

This word refers to the author's attitude in a story or poem&#44; often conveyed through word choice.

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Tone

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Mood

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Theme

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Conflict

Question 3

This term refers to the sequence of events that make up a story, typically including a beginning, middle, and end.

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Plot

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Setting

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Character

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Theme

Question 4

This term describes the place and time in which a story takes place, providing the backdrop for the characters and events.

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Setting

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Plot

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Conflict

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Theme

Question 5

This term refers to the lesson or message that a story conveys&#44; often reflecting on life or human nature.

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Theme

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Mood

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Plot

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Character

Question 6

This term describes the emotional quality of a piece of writing, which can influence how readers connect with the story.

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Mood

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Tone

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Characterization

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Conflict

Question 7

This word refers to the struggle between opposing forces in a story, often driving the plot and character development.

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Conflict

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Theme

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Character

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Setting

Question 8

This term describes the individuals who take part in the action of a story, often driving the narrative through their decisions and interactions.

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Characters

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Setting

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Plot

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Conflict

Question 9

This word refers to the turning point in a story. The high point where the protagonist faces the greatest challenge.

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Climax

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Resolution

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Exposition

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Falling action

Question 10

This term refers to the specific events and incidents that lead to the story's climax, developing the central conflict and characters.

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Rising Action

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Resolution

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Falling Action

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Exposition

Question 11

The perspective from which a story is told, which can affect how the reader understands the events.

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Point of View

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Plot Twist

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Character Arc

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Setting

Question 12

The time and place in which a story takes place, providing context for the events that occur.

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Setting

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Theme

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Conflict

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Plot

Question 13

A hint or clue in the text that helps the reader infer the meaning of an unknown word.

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Context Clue

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Summary

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Characterization

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Inference

Question 14

The elements that make up the structure of a story, including characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution.

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Story Elements

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Plot Devices

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Literary Devices

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Narrative Techniques

Question 15

A type of context clue where the author gives you a similar word in the sentence.

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Synonym

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Antonym

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Definition

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prefix

Question 16

The atmosphere or feeling that a writer creates for the reader in a story.

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Mood

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Tone

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Setting

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Plot

Question 17

BONUS: This term refers to the point of view where the narrator knows all the thoughts and actions of ALL the characters.

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Third person omniscient

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Third person limited

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First person

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Second Person

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