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22 Cards in this Set
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stating the exact meaning
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literal
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not literal; involving a figure of speech, esp. a metaphor
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figurative
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to revise or correct
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edit
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a written account
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log
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rewording; giving the meaning in another form
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paraphrase
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the act of passing judgement; faultfinding
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criticism
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supplements, or adds to, the first expression in a sentence
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appositive
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similarity between the features of two things
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analogy
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uses "I"; told by one person; narrator gives thoughts and feelings of only one person
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first person
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observes from the outside
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third limited
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all-knowing; having complete knowledge; perceiving all things
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third omniscient
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a prepositional phrase used as an adverb
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adverbial phrase or adverb phrase
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an organized spreading of certain ideas
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propaganda
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in the order of the time it happened
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chronology
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a branch of knowledge that deals with myths; esp: myths dealing with gods and heroes of a particular people
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mythology
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a newspaper concentrating on sensational and lurid news
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tabloid
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a brief popular saying expressing a wise thought
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proverb
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a finding of fault
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criticism
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having something to do with the matter being considered
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relevant
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words expressed ,again, in a different way
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rephrasing
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not applicable or pertinent to the matter being considered
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irrelevant
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an act of stealing the words or thoughts of someone else and passing them off as your own
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plagiarism
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