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Author's Purpose

Why the work was written:to inform,enterian,or persuade

cause and effecrt

When somthing happens directly becuse of somthing else.

chracterization

the process of revealing the personlity of the charter Direct: jim is brave

compare and contrast

telling the similarities and differences bettwen two or more things

conflict

a struggle or problem between opposing charaters of foces






internal:conflict take place inide your mind




external:conflict against a out side force

figerative language

words orphrase that describe one thing in terms of anthor

simile

comparison using like or as

metaphor

comparison not using like or as

Idiom

it ranig cats in dogs



Hyperbole

an exaggeration

personifaction

giving humen character to nonhuman things

flashback

a scene that interrupts the present action of of the plot to flash backward and tell what happend earlier in time

forshawdowing

the use of clues to hint at what will happen later in the story

imagery

language that appeals to the senses

mood

the feeling of a work of literature

nonfiction

prose wriring that deals with real people,events,and place

onomatopoeia

the use of a word whose sound imitates or suggests its meaning




like boom

plot

the sequnce of events in a story

rising action

events leading up to a climax of the story

falling action

Events after the climax of the story and the minor conflicts are resolved .

poin of view

the vantage point from which the story i told EX 1st,2nd,or 3rd person

resolution

the major conflict is resolved

protagonist

the main chartacter

setting

when and where a story take place




when and where can be called time and place

voice

writers distinct way of talking or writing

tone

the attitude the writer takes toward the audience,subject,or charter