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Setting



Time and place in a fiction


story.

Characterization

the process of telling the reader about the


character's personality.

Indirect characterization

the character's speech thoughts , effect on


others , action, and looks tell the reader about the character's personality.

Derct chacterization

Tells the reader what the personality of the character is.

Rising Action

All the action before the climax.

Falling Action

All the action after the climax.

Climax

The most intense part of the conflict.

Resolution

The end were the confict is resoved.

Confilt

The problem,battle,fight in a story.

Cause and


Effect

The Cause is why something happens.


The Effect is what happens

Exposition

The beging of the plot (confilct,characters,and setting).

Fiction

Stories that are not true

Context Clues

Words(clues)around an unknown word that help you find the meaning of the unkown word.

Prediction

An eduated guess about the future

Inference

An educated guess

Conclusion

An educated guess using results

Plot

The sequence of events in a story

Simile
figures of speech that use the words like or as to make comparisons;
hyperbole
intentionally exaggerated figures of speech; and
metaphor
a comparison equating two or more unlike things without using “like” or “as.”
Imagery
As words used by the author that excite the five sense [ taste, touch, sight , sound, smell].
Analogies

you need to be able to recognize such




synonyms- small: little;


antonyms- up: down;


object/ action- ear: hear;


source/ product- tree: lumber;


part/whole- paw: dog; and


animal/ habitat- bee: hive;