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Q1U1: Analyzing Literature & Crafting a Narrativ ...
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context
the circumstances surrounding an event or situation
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narrative
main idea
to quote or reference something as evidence
to briefly state the most important points
story
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dialogue
conversation between characters
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theme
the author's message; a life lesson
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determine
to discover or establish
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foreshadowing
clues about what will happen later in a text
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implicit
implied, not expressly stated
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author
the writer of a piece of text
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mood
the way a story makes a reader feel
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textual evidence
information from a source used to support an idea or position
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connotation
an idea or feeling associated with a word beyond its literal meaning
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conflict
a problem
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tone
the author's attitude toward a topic, revealed in his writing
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flashback
a scene in a story set in an earlier time than the main plot
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denotation
the dictionary definition of a word
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imagery / sensory language
descriptive words used to appeal to the five senses
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explicit
stated clearly and in detail
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logical inference
a reasonable conclusion based on evidence
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characterization
the process by which the writer reveals a character's traits
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prediction
a logical conclusion about what will happen in the future
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plot
sequence of events in a story
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point of view
the perspective from which a story is told
stated clearly and in detail
a reasonable conclusion based on evidence
to discover or establish
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narrator
the character telling a story
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traits
an individual's qualities
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summarize
to briefly state the most important points
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setting
where and when a story takes place
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cite
to quote or reference something as evidence
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central idea
main idea
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analyze
to examine something carefully and break it down for better understanding
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pacing
story
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to examine something carefully and break it down for better
the speed at which the plot moves
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