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20 Cards in this Set
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Historical Fiction
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Literature that draws, in part, on real people or events to tell an imaginary story
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Bias
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A personal and sometimes unreasoned judgement; a particular tendancy or inclination
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Investigate
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Examine, study, or inquire systematically
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Common Noun
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Any one of a class of people, places, things, or ideas
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Objective
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Fair, impartial
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Prediction
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An educated guess about what is to come based on observation and reason
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Non - Fiction
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A factual account of a person, place, or event
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Conflict
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Disagreement; contradictory; opposition
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Fiction
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A story with imaginary elements
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Historical Essay
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A nonfictional account of a past event
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Resolution
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Formal expression of intention; to resolve
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Contradict
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To assert the opposite of; deny directly
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Plural Noun
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More than one of a person, place, or thing
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Theory
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A proposed explanation
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Proper Noun
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Names a specific person, place, or thing
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Prove
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To establish the truth
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Illogical
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Contrary to or disregardful of the rules of logic
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Evidence
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Anything used to prove or disprove something
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Plot
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Sequence of events in a story
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Confirm
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Establish the truth, accuracy, or validity; verify
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