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24 Cards in this Set
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characterization of literature
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genre
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a conversation
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dialogue
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account of someone's life written by that person
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autobiography
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exaggeration in a story
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hypervaley
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repeating sounds at the beginning of words
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alliteration
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the method an author uses to develop the personality of a character
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characterization
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specific mode of fiction represented in performance
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drama
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appeals to your senses
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imagery
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interrupting in the story to a current place and time, a rememberance
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flashback
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a made up story about problems and events in a character's life
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fiction
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five-line humorous poem
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limerick
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compares two things without like or as
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metaphor
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sequence of a story and its basis
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plot
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feeling in the book
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mood
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narrator
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speaker
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lesson
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moral
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repeating words, lines, phrases
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repitition
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when and where the story takes place
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setting
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humourous highly exaggerated story, often about a legendary hero
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tall tale
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writte in lines and stanzas and has rhythm
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poetry
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part of a poem
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stanza
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a general statement about life that is the main idea of the story
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theme
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comparing with like or as
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simile
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words the suggest sounds
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onomatopeia
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