English Exam Card Trimester 1

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What is step one of the writing process

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Prewriting

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What is prewriting

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when you choose a topic, identify a purpose and audience,and collect and organize details

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What is the second part of the writing process

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Drafting

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What is drafting

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expressing your collected ideas and details in complete sentences and paragraphs

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what is the 3 step of the writing process

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Revising

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What is revising

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carefully reading and rereading your reading and regarding your writing to find and fix errors and weakness

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What is the 4th step of the writing process

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Editing and proofreading

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What is profreading and editing

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evaluating your writing and making changes to improve it

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what is the 5th step of the writing process

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Publishing and presenting

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what is publishing and presenting

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sharing your final writing product with others

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What five things do you need to have a good essay

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and introduction/topic sentence/ideas and detail that support you topic/conclusion/and transitions

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What is a introduction

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get a reader's attention and lead naturally to the main idea and has a topic sentence

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What is a topic sentence

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expresses the main idea of the paragraph

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what is are ideas and detail

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things that support you topic sentence

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What is a conclusion

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restates the main idea and makes the essay or writing is finished

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what are transition

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a sentence or two making the move from one paragraph to another

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Allusion

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a reference back to a statement, person,place,or an event from literature,the arts, history, religion,mythology,politics, mythology, politics, sports, science

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Title

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the name given to a literary work or document

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Author

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The writer of a literary work or document

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Genre

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a class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, or technique

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Setting

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the time and place of a story, play, or narrative poem

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Plot

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the series of related events that make up a story

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Exposition

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the introduction or beginning of a work of fiction which tells who the character are and usually what their conflict is

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Conflict

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the struggle between opposing character or opposing figures

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External Conflict

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Conflict from the outside

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Internal Conflict

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a conflict from with in

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Climax

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the high point of a story where the problem is solved

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Resolution

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the final part of a story

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Suspense

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the uncertainty or anxiety that a reader feels about what will happen next

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foreshadowing

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clues and hints that lead to the future

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flashback

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moment that a character looks back upon something

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Point of View

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the vantage point that a story is told by

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Ominescent View

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a view that knews all and is like g-d

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third person limited

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your outside the story but you only knew what one person is feeling and thinking

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first person point of vew

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is the view point of one person using pronoun like I

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Character

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a person or animal in a story,play, or literarywork

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Characterization

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the way a writer reveals the personality of a character

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Direct Characterization

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a method by which the writer reveals the personality of a character by simply telling the reader what kind of personality of a character by simply yelling the reader what kind of person the character is.

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Indirect Character

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a method by which the writer reveals the personality of a character through the character's appearance thought , word, and actions, as wells as what other characters think and say about him

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Protagonist

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The man character in a work of literature

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Antagonist

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The character to opposes the protagonist

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Character motivation

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any force that drives a character to behave in a certain way

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Static Character

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a character that doesn't change

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Dynamic Character

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a character that does change

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Tone

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the attitude that a writer take toward a subject ,character, or audience

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Mood

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the overall atmosphere or feeling of a work of literature

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Style

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that way a writer use language, including diction, sentence structure, and tone

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Symbol

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a person,place, a thing, or an event that has meaning in itself and stands for something beyond itself as well

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Theme

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the general idea or insight about life that a work of literature reveals

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Figure of Speech

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a word or phrase that describes one thing in terms of another and is not meant to be understand as literally true

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Simile

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a comparison using to unlike things, using words such as like, as, than or resembles

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Metaphor

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an imaginative comparison between two unlike things in which one thing is said to be another

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Personification

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a animal or thing that is given human like qualities

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Imagery

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Language that appels to the senses

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Idiom

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an expression peculiar to a particular language that means something different from the literal meaning of the word

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Myth

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a story that explains something about the world and typically involves gods or other supernatural forces

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Novel

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a long fictional story usually longer than hundred book pages

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Fiction

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a prose account that is made up rather than true

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Nonfiction

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prose writing that deals with real people, things, event ,and places

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Poetry

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a kind of rhythmic compressed language that uses figures of speeches and imagery designed to appealed to our emotion and imagination

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Prose

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any writing that is not poetry

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narrative

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a peice of writing that tells a story