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1.
3 points
An essay or writing that informs or explains.
2.
3 points
The author's attitude toward the subject or reader.
3.
3 points
Writing that presents information and ideas about real people, places, events or objects.
4.
3 points
A character that develops, changed and learns something during the course of a story.
5.
3 points
In plot, what is the part where the conflict concludes?
6.
3 points
In plot, What is the high point of intensity in the conflict?
7.
3 points
A character that shows many different qualities.
8.
3 points
When the theme is expressed indirectly.
9.
3 points
An essay or writing that presents evidence to support or oppose an argument in order to convince the reader of the author's proposition.
10.
3 points
The time and place of a story.
11.
3 points
Long works of fiction that are usually presented in segments called chapters.
12.
3 points
The type of literature.
13.
3 points
A character who is one-dimensional, showing a single trait.
14.
3 points
The way the writer sounds on paper.
15.
3 points
Works of fiction that are brief enough to be read in one sitting.
16.
3 points
When the writer reveals events in the order in which they occur.
17.
3 points
In plot, The part where the characters and setting are introduced.
18.
3 points
The way the writer feels about his or her subject.
19.
3 points
A short piece of nonfiction that tells a story about a real person or event.
20.
3 points
The sequence of events in a story.
21.
3 points
The time and place in which the author is writing that can affect the expression of a theme.
22.
3 points
In plot, The part where the conflicts intensity lessons.
23.
3 points
Angle from which the story is told.
24.
3 points
The problem in the story.
25.
3 points
In plot, What is the part where the central conflict begins?
26.
3 points
A character that remains the same the whole story.
27.
3 points
A writing that tells about imaginary characters and events is...
28.
3 points
When the theme is is expressed directly.
29.
3 points
To change your prediction based on your evaluation.
30.
3 points
The use of clues to hint at events that will happen.
31.
3 points
The main reason for writing.
32.
3 points
An idea you develop about what will happen later in a narrative.
33.
3 points
Another word for point of view.
34.
3 points
Theme is...
35.
3 points
A person or animal who takes part in the action of a literary work.
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