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14 Cards in this Set
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Figurative language
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language that is notmeant to be taken literally
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Literal language
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language that ismeant to be understood as it is said
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Personification
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givinghuman traits to a nonhuman |
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Symbolism
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one thing serves to represent something else |
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Synonym
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same meaning
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Antonym
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opposite meaning
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Sequential/chronological order
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tells the order offacts, events, or concepts
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Comparison and contrast
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tells how facts, people, events, and concepts are similar and different |
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Cause and effect
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tellshow facts, people, events, and concepts exist because of other facts |
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Enumeration/listing
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tells a listing of facts or events in no specialorder
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Concept/definition
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tells the explanation or descriptionby using synonyms and signal words |
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Generalization
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tells something about a wholegroup. Could be too broad and not basedon fact. |
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Process
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tells the procedure or process forhow something is done or created |
