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149.Fact |
A statement of truth that can be proven |
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Direct Quotation |
a statement that uses the exact words from a source enclosed in quotation marks |
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Indirect quotation |
a statement that rewords (paraphrases) the original ideas from a source and is not enclosed inquotation marks |
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Text Stucture |
the way a text is put together such as cause and effect, chronological order, compare and contrast,etc. |
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153.Textual Evidence |
a specific piece of information that supports a claim; evidence can take the form of a fact, aquotation, an example, a statistic, an expert opinion, or a personal experience |
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154.text features |
elements of a text that help organize and call attention to important information such as titles,heading, subheadings, sidebars, boldfaced type, footnotes, and graphic aids |
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155.multi-media techniques |
lighting, sound, color, camera focus, camera angles, etc. |
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156.Conflict |
a struggle or clash between posing characters (external), forces (external), or the character’s emotions(internal) |
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157.direct charitarization |
when an author tells readers about a character directly. (Ex. “Zoe was headstrong.”) |
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158.indirect charitarization |
when an author shows readers who the character is by describing their actions andpreferences |
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159.flashback |
when the present action of a story is interrupted to think back or remember something that happenedin the past |
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160.foreshadowing |
the use of hints and clues in a narrative to suggest future events |
