Question 1

to make or become different

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change (v)

Question 2

A struggle between opposing forces

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Conflict (n)

Question 3

The beginning of a story that introduces the characters and conflict

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Exposition (n)

Question 4

Most exciting moment of the story; turning point

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Climax (n)

Question 5

Sequence of events in a story

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Plot (n)

Question 6

End of the story where loose ends are tied up

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Resolution (n)

Question 7

How the character reacts to events in the story

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Character response (n)

Question 8

An incident in a person's life or in a story or play

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Episode (n)

Question 9

inside, like in your body

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Internal (adj)

Question 10

Located outside the body

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External (adj)

Question 11

a word part that appears at the beginning of a word

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Prefix (n)

Question 12

a word part that is added at the end of the word

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Suffix (n)

Question 13

a prefix or suffix

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affix (n)

Question 14

main part of a word

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root word (n)

Question 15

within

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intro-

Question 16

to send

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mis-, mit-

Question 17

under, below

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sub-

Question 18

capable of, likely

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-able, -ible

Question 19

Conversation between characters

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Dialogue (n)

Question 20

to make known

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Convey (v)

Question 21

proof to support an idea

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Evidence (n)

Question 22

unclear

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Vague (adj)

Question 23

To describe the character and qualities of someone or something

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Characterize (v)

Question 24

to combine many ideas into a new opinion or thought

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Synthesize (v)

Question 25

Good enough (to meet the need)

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Adequate (adj)

Question 26

to make an opinion based on many things

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Generalize (v)

Question 27

All the feelings or emotions that a word has

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Connotation (n)

Question 28

specific or special

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Particular (adj)

Question 29

a division of an act, episode, or chapter into smaller parts

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Scene (n)

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