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exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (denouement)(the sequence of events in a story)
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plot
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Beginning of the story where the characters, setting and conflict (problem) are introduced
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exposition/introduction
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exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (denouement)(the sequence of events in a story)
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Beginning of the story where the characters, setting and conflict (problem) are introduced
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the problem/struggle between opposing forces Ex: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs self
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Part of the story that develops the problem/conflict while building suspense (the longest part of a story)
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part of the story where the problem reaches the highest point of suspense and tension (after it comes the falling action &the denouement(end)
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Part of story after the climax which begins to resolve the conflict and leads to the denouement/end
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The END, conclusion, outcome, resolution, or solution of a story; French for "unraveling."
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Time and place of a story (where and when story takes place) can include weather; can affect character development
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personality of the character stated directly in the story
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The qualities that make up a character's personality Ex: honest, kind, friendly, determined, inconsiderate, mean, lazy)
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the story goes back in time; the story's sequence is interrupted to show something that happened at an earlier time. Provides clarity by showing backstory.
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hint of things to come, clues that help the reader predict what will happen next
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The narrator- the voice telling the story- is a character in the story; The pronouns I, me, we, us, are used to tell the story
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The narrator is not a part of the story but more of an outside observer; Reader can only see one character's thoughts and emotions. The pronouns he, she, it, they, are used to tell the story.
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The narrator is not a part of the story but more of an outside observer; the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ALL of the characters in the story. The pronouns he, she, it, they, are used to tell the story
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the perspective from which a story is told
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a time of intense difficulty, trouble, danger or emergency
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People or animals in a story, poem, or play. Characters develop throughout the story and may have different sides and change over time
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central message or universal idea of a work of literature that relates to morals and values
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A lesson about right and wrong
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Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
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event that introduces the central (main) conflict
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The character is revealed through their personality, appearance, words, actions, and effect on others
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a problem within the character's own self and mind
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a problem or struggle between a character and someone/something OUTSIDE of the character
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the author's attitude towards the subject/topic
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a specific subject, idea, or issue
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Main character in a story. The story revolves around this character
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the character who is against the main character, causes conflict for main character
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what you think will happen next
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an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
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A comparison of unlike things without using like or as
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A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
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figurative sayings not to be taken literally. Ex: Under the weather. Once in a blue moon. Best of both worlds. Bent out of shape. It's raining cats and dogs.
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types and categories of literature
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Language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling.
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The reason the author has for writing. ( Inform, persuade, express, to analyze , to entertain)
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happens in time order, sequenced in order: beginning, middle, end (B-M-E) (first, next, then, finally)
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Conversation between characters
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words or phrases that address the five senses: sight, sound, taste, touch, smell