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23 Cards in this Set
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setting |
the time and the place in the book |
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fiction |
stories thta are not true |
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rising action |
all the action before the climax |
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climax |
the most intense part of the conflict |
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expostion |
the beging of the plot (conflict, chacters,and setting) |
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plot |
thesequnce of events in a story |
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predction |
an educated guess about the future |
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conclusion |
an educated guess using result |
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falling action |
all action after the climax |
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resolution |
the end where the conflict is resolved |
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confict |
the problem battle,fight in a story |
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caues and effect |
caues why something happens effect is what happen |
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infernce |
an educated guess |
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context clues |
words (clues) around an know word that help you find the meaning of the know word |
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characterization |
is the process by which the writer revals the personlyit of chacter |
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indirect chararcterzation |
when the character's action speech, thoughs, looks, and effect on others tells you about 2 character's personality |
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direct characterization |
when the auther tells you about the personality of the character |
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figurative language
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language using figures of speech instead of literal meanings
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hyperbole
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intentionally exaggerated figures of speech; and
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metaphor
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a comparison equating two or more unlike things without using “like” or “as.”
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simile
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figures of speech that use the words like or as to make comparisons
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imagery
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words used by the author that excite the five senses (taste, touch, sight, sound, smell).
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analogies
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2. antonyms – up: down; 3. object/action – ear: hear; 4. source/product – tree: lumber 5. part/whole – paw: dog; and 6. animal/habitat – bee: hive |
