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- 3. WHEN AN AUTHOR IS ABLE TO BE BELIEVED OR TRUSTED.
- 4. THE TIME AND PLACE A STORY OCCURS
- 6. THIS TYPE OF LANGUAGE INCLUDES SIMILES AND METAPHORS
- 7. WHEN AN AUTHOR UNFAIRLY FAVORS ONE SIDE
- 8. MOST 6TH GRADE STUDENTS ARE THIS AGE
- 11. LANGUAGE THAT EXAGGERATES FOR EFFECT
- 12. THE AUTHOR OF "A VOICE"
- 14. LANGUAGE THAT APPEALS TO ONE OR MORE OF THE SENSES
- 16. AN AUTHOR'S MAIN REASON FOR WRITING THE TEXT
- 17. SCIESZKA DECIDED TO GO WITH THIS
- 19. THE AUTHOR OF BROWN GIRL DREAMING
- 22. THE AUTHOR'S MAIN POINT IN AN ARGUMENT
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- 1. COMPARES TWO DIFFERENT THINGS USING LIKE OR AS
- 2. THE "L" IN TYWLS
- 3. NOT THE ABSENCE OF FEAR BUT THE TRIUMPH OVER IT
- 5. WHAT AN AUTHOR USES TO SUPPORT THEIR CLAIM
- 9. HAVE THIS WITH YOU EVEN IF YOU DON'T THINK YOU'LL NEED IT
- 10. OUR FIRST UNIT WAS ALL ABOUT DISCOVERING THIS
- 13. A DAILY EXPECTATION
- 15. QUESTIONS IN CLASS SHOULD BE THIS
- 18. THE SERIES OF EVENTS IN A STORY
- 20. A WHEEL AND AXLE IS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OF MACHINE
- 21. THE NUMBER OF MARKING PERIODS WE HAVE AT TYWLS