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17 Cards in this Set
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folktales
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fiction stories that have been told for generations
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fairy tales
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folktales that often include royal characters, magic, and good winning over evil
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fables
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folktales that have a moral; usually have animal characters that teach a lesson
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moral
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a lesson taught in a fable
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legends
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folktales about peple or events from history; often told as ghost stories
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tall tales
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folktales full of exaggeration; tales that are too big to believe
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realistic fiction
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a make believe story that could have happened
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historical fiction
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a make believe story that could have happened a long time ago, setting is a true part of history
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poem
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a ocmposition in verse
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poetry
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writing that often has rhythm and rhyme
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poet
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the writer of a poem
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rhythm
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the "beat" of a poem, the pattern of loud and soft syllables in a line of poetry
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rhyme
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when the last word of two lines in a poem sound alike
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mood
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the feeling you get from a poem; sometimes silly or fun, other times serious or sad
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stanza
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part of a poem, usually several line separated from teh rest of the poem by a space
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verse
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part of a poem, usually several line separated from the rest of the poem by a space
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repetition
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the act of repeating something said or done
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