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29 Cards in this Set
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Letter
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A type of nonfiction that expresses thought
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Journel
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Type of nonfiction writing that can be reasearch that can be kept private or public
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Diary
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A planner that tells what happened in the past and is usually kept private
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Biography
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A story about a real person that tells about there life
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Autobiography
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A story that a person wrote about themselves
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Media Account
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Nonfiction works that are written for the public
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Essay
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Essay is a paper written about a certain subject
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Article
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An essay that is sent to the media/ public paper/news
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Historical Writing
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Writing about the past
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Persuasive Writting
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Writting that persuades the reader about something
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Descriptive Writting
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Writting that includes lots of details
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Expository Writing
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Clearly Writin Writting
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Narrative Writting
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Writing that uses a narrartor
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Autobigraphical narrative
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A narrator who tells his own story
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Visual writting
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Writing that usually use lots of adjectives
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Reflective Writting
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addressing an event in a writers life and provides an insight about why an event is important
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Literature Style
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Literary style is certain way they use words in writting
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Author's Purpose
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Main reason for the author writing a peice
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suffix
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A letter or group of letters that forms a new word
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nonfiction writing purpose
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to explain real events that can be proven
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nonfiction
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writing that tells about real insedents
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chronological order
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order in wich they happen
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cause and effect
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How events are related
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Comparison and contrast
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Info that shows similarity's and differences
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Author's Influence
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How and authors influence Culture, beliefs
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Authors style
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how they put ideas in there words
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mood
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feeling about reading the book
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fact
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can be proven
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opinion
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cannot be proven
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