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The insertion point is also called the I-beam.
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False
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One method of deleting a word is to position the insertion point to the left of the word and press Ctr+Delete.
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True
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Delete deletes from the right.
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The default setting for tabs is one inch.
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False
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Placeholder text is an automated and interactive template.
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False
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This is the Wizard.
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When do you use the Save As command?
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To save a document for the first time
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You never do this.
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What do you do to display the Outline and Slides pane?
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Click the Normal View button
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You always want to go to View
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How do you start the AutoContent Wizard?
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Choose From AutoContent Wizard in the New Presentation task pane
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To select a range of cells with the mouse, you...
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Drag across adjacent cells, click a column heading letter, or click the Select All button
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How do you start a new line within the same paragraph?
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Insert a line-break character
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How do you reduce a selection?
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Hold down the Shift key and press the left arrow
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Not the down arrow
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What is the keyboard shortcut for increasing font size?
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Ctrl+Shift+>
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How do you open the Font Dialog Box?
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Press Ctrl+D, Click the right mouse button and choose Font from the shortcut menu, or Choose Font from the Format Menu
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How would you use to position text two inches from the top of the page?
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Change spacing before to 72 points
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Which feature in Word indents subparagraphs?
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Outline numbered list
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When you insert a new worksheet, it is placed...
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In front of the active sheet
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How do you change the value of default tabs?
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Change the value of default tab stops in the Tabs dialog box
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I don't think there's a shortcut
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To dehuminize someone is to
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treat or regard them in a way in a less than humanly way
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Racist Ideology is
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the belief in the superiority of one race over another
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Deportation is
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the expulsion of those deemed undesirable from a country
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An Ethnic Group is
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a group of people having a common cultural heritage or nationality
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Persecution is
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to oppress cruelly for reasons of race, religion, or politics
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A Precursor is
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one that precedes and indicates the approach or another; forerunner
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Annihilation is
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the act of destroying completely
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Bigotry is
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intolerance; prejudice
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Genocide is
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the systematic and purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious, or cultural group
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Oppression is
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the act of suppression by cruel or unjust use of power or authority
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Reforms are
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acts intended to improve social or political conditions
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Censorship is
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the act of removing or prohibiting anything considered objectionable
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Tyranny is the
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cruel and unjust use of power or authority
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Symbolization is
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giving a name or another symbol to a category of people, i.e. the Jewish with the Star of David
To combat: hate symbols & group marking can be outlawed |
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Can't Sing, Dance, Or Party If Everyone Dies is a mnemonic device used to remember...
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The Eight Stages of Genocide: Classification, Symbolization, Dehumanization, Organization, Polarization, Identification, Extermination, Denial
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Which of the following is probably the loudest?
a running hair dryer, a sound of 3 decibels, an ultrasonic wave, or the infrasonic rumble of an earthquake |
a running hair dryer
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A convex mirror makes things things appear _____ than they are, while a concave mirror makes things appear ______ than they are.
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closer; farther
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Nearsighted glasses use ____ lenses, and farsighted glasses use ____ lenses.
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concave; convex
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The device that police officers use to determine the speed of a car traveling on a highway relies on
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a fundamental frequency
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It's not the Doppler Effect!
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What are the Brainstorming and Meeting Roles?
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Facilitator, Recorder, Participant, Timekeeper, Gatekeeper
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There are five
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When should a leader delegate?
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When there is a lot of work to do, a member is qualified or interestd in the task, someone can benefit from the responsibility, routine matters need attention, and there are too many details for one person.
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When should a leader not delegate?
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The task is something they don't want to do, a member is under- or overqualified for the task, the work is their responsibility, the area is too big, it deals with another person's feelings or confidentiality, or if it is an unsolved problem.
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What are the ways to delegate?
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ask for volunteers by hand-raising or sign-up sheet, appoint or suggest someone, assign through a committee. Best fit between the person and the task is best
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What does calling for the previous question do?
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It brings the motion to an immediate vote.
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It has to do with voting
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What are the five steps to making a main motion?
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1. motion is stated
2. motion is seconded 3. chair restates the motion 4. debate/discussion 5. vote |
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What are the Stages of a Group, in order?
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Groping, Griping, Grasping, Grouping, Termination
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What are the names of the quadrants of the Time Matrix?
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Quad. 1-Urgent/Important
Quad. 2-Not Urgent/Important Quad. 3-Urgent/Not Important Quad. 4-Nor Urgent/ Not Important |
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What are the nicknames for the quadrants in the Time Matrix?
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Quad. 1-The Procrastinator
Quad. 2-The Prioritizer Quad. 3-The Yes-Man Quad. 4-The Slacker |
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What are the bad listening styles?
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Self-Centered, Selective, Spacing Out, Pretend, Word
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Sexual Harassment is...
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Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of sexual nature
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Company Policies are...
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Rules or standards of conduct established by an employer
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A Performance Evaluation/Review is...
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A one-on-one meeting with the supervisor to discuss employee performance
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Child Labor Laws are...
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Laws that limit the number of hours and the conditions under which chldren may work
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Employee Rights are...
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Rights provided by the law to every employee. It is a violation of the law for an employer to not supply these to an employer or to ignore them.
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Employee Benefits are...
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Things like insurance and vacation time that are part of the contract between the employee and employer and they vary based on employer.
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What are the forms of messages?
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Verbal, written, non-verbal, and symbolic
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Time Management
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To use your time wisely
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Ethics/Ethical Person
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Rules or standards for right/good behavior or actions; a person who follows ethics
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Communication Skills are
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Skills used to send and recieve messages
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Effective Communication
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Using people's names, giving clear diresctions, listening, showing appreciation, maintaining eye contact, giving information and opinions, smiling, and sitting forward in your chair
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Verbal Communication
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Messages sent using your voice Ex. Public speaking
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Non-Verbal Communication
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Messages sent without speaking Ex. Notes, Letters, E-Mails
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Building Rapport is...
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Building your case with other people, like what they think of you
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Influencing Others is...
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Communicating thoughts, feelings, and ideas in a manner that gains acceptance; persuading others to support your ideas, plans, or actions
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References are...
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People who can give information on a person's character
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Interpersonal Skills are...
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Behaviors we exhibit when we interact with others
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Procrastination is...
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Waiting till the last minute to do something
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Character Traits are...
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Qualities about you that shows what kind of person you are
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Consumer Rights are...
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The Rights to Information, Choice, Be Heard, and Safety
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A Financial Goal is...
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The amount of money you want to have in a certain period of time to meet a specific want or need
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A Paycheck is...
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a check issued to an employee in payment of salary or wages
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Payroll Deductions are...
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Amounts of money that are taken out of each employee's account for things like insurance and taxes
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Exemptions are...
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Amounts of income that is exempted from taxation
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Interest
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Money you have to pay for using borrowed money
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Bank Statements
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Documents sent out by a bank stating how much money is in an account
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Savings Account
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A bank account in which you deposit money; the bank pays interest on the balance in the account.
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Certificate of Deposit
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A type of savings account where you agree to not withdraw any money for a specific period of time
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Budget
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A plan used to spend money wisely
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Asset
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Anything you have that is worth money; can be bought and sold
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Liability
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Money and things owed to others; the opposite of assets
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Supply
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The amount of a product or service available at a particular price; price goes up, supply goes up
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The Three Types of Taxes are...
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Sales, Property, and Income
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Demand
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The amount of a product or service that will sell at a certain price; price goes up, demand goes down
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Topographical means
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The relief features or surface configuration of an area
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Taxes
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Amounts of money paid by people or companies to support government services
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Autobiographical
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Dealing with one's own experiences or life history
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Biographical
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Of or pertaining to a person's life
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Mood
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Verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker
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Fiction
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The class of literature comprising works of imaginative narration, esp. in prose form
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Satire
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The use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc.
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Novel
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A fictitious prose narrative of considerable length and complexity, portraying characters and usually presenting a sequential organization of action and scenes
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Title
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The distinguishing name of a book, poem, picture, piece of music, or the like
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Essay
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A short literary composition on a particular theme or subject
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Theme
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The message an author is trying to get across in a story; always a sentence
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Conflict
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A fight, battle, or struggle; can be person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. society/family, person vs. nature
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Suspense
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A state or condition of mental uncertainty or exitement, as in awaiting a decision or outcome, usually accompanied by a degree of apprehension or anxiety
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Realistic
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Based on what is real or pratical
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Tragedy
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A dramatic composition dealing with a serious or somber theme
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Antagonist
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The opposing force
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Foreshadow
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A taste of what is to come
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Flashback
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When an event that happened before the story is worked into the chronological order
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Protagonist
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The hero/heroine of the story
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Symbolism
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The practice of using symbols to represent something; i.e. a heart means love
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Plot
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The main idea of a story
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Climax
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The high point in a story; i.e. When Sally shot Johnny
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Dramatic Irony
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When the audience/reader knows something that a character or characters don't know
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Non-Fiction
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Literature that gives facts, information, and so on
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Geologist
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a person who specializes in the scientific study of the origin, history, and structure of the earth
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Anecdote
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A short account of a particular incident or event of an interesting or amusing nature
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Short Story
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A piece of fiction that is usually under 10,000 words
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Irony
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Saying the opposite of what one means
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Drama
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A play
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Point of View
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The position of the narrator in relation to the story: There's First Person, Second, Limited Third Person, Omniscent Third Person
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Setting
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The surroundings or environment of a story
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