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  1. 2. THE LESSON THE PROTAGONIST LEARNS IN THE RESOLUTION
  2. 7. WHEN AN AUTHOR REFERS BACK TO SOMETHING THAT ALREADY HAPPENED IN THE STORY
  3. 9. THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS IN A STORY
  4. 10. COMPARES TWO UNLIKE THINGS USING “LIKE” OR “AS”
  5. 11. POINT OF VIEW WHEN YOU ONLY KNOW ONE OR TWO CHARACTERS THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS.
  6. 16. REPEATS WORDS OR PHRASES FOR EMPHASIS
  7. 17. EXAGGERATION FOR EFFECT
  8. 19. CHARACTER CHANGES DRASTICALLY THROUGHOUT THE STORY
  9. 22. THE NOUN OR PRONOUN THAT ENDS A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE
  10. 26. THE ACTION OF THE STORY AFTER THE CLIMAX
  11. 30. NOT A MAJOR CHARACTER; ONLY HAS ONE OR TWO TRAITS
  12. 31. OFTEN THE MAIN CHARACTER THAT THE PLOT REVOLVES AROUND
  13. 33. IRONY WHEN THE AUDIENCE/READER KNOWS SOMETHING THE CHARACTER DOESN’T KNOW
  14. 37. THE E IN STEAL
  15. 38. A CHARACTER STRUGGLES WITH A NATURAL OCCURRENCE
  16. 39. THE LETTERS TO REMEMBER WHAT TO CAPITALIZE IN A SENTENCE
  17. 42. THE CHARACTER STRUGGLES WITH HIS OWN CONSCIENCE
  18. 43. FULLY DEVELOPED CHARACTER WITH MANY PERSONALITY TRAITS
  19. 45. WHERE AND WHEN THE STORY TAKES PLACE
  20. 46. SHOW THE RELATIONSHIP OF ONE NOUN TO ANOTHER
  21. 47. WHEN A READER IS MADE UNCERTAIN OR TENSE ABOUT THE OUTCOME OF EVENTS IN A STORY
  22. 49. THE CHARACTER STRUGGLES WITH PREJUDICE, OR UNFAIR RULES OR LAWS
  23. 50. THE EVENTS THAT OCCUR BEFORE THE CLIMAX, WHEN THE CONFLICTS INCREASES
  24. 51. THE A IN STEAL
  25. 52. CHARACTERIZATION WHEN THE AUTHOR DIRECTLY TELLS THE READER INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHARACTER
  26. 54. DESCRIBES A NOUN OR PRONOUN
  27. 55. THE NOUN AFTER THE VERB IN THE PREDICATE
  28. 56. WHERE YOU LEARN THE THEME OF A STORY
  29. 57. WHEN A WORDS PRONUNCIATION IMITATES ITS SOUND
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  1. 1. A STRUGGLE BETWEEN TWO OPPOSING FORCES\
  2. 3. COMPARES TWO UNLIKE THINGS BUT DOESN’T USE “LIKE” OR “AS
  3. 4. POINT OF VIEW IS IT WHEN THE STORY IS TOLD FROM THE MAIN CHARACTER’S PERSPECTIVE.
  4. 5. WHEN YOU KNOW ALL THE CHARACTER’S THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS
  5. 6. ALSO KNOWN AS A NOUN MARKER
  6. 7. THE USE OF CLUES TO SUGGEST EVENTS THAT WILL OCCUR LATER IN THE STORY
  7. 8. A PATTERN THAT OCCURS IN LITERATURE AND IN LIFE
  8. 10. THE S IN STEAL
  9. 12. THE L IN STEAL
  10. 13. SHOWS ACTION, CONDITION OR STATE OF BEING
  11. 14. THE FIRST INSTANCE OF CONFLICT IN A STORY
  12. 15. PERSON, PLACE, THING OR IDEA
  13. 18. THE CHARACTER STRUGGLES WITH ANOTHER CHARACTER
  14. 20. CHARACTER THAT PRESENTS A CHALLENGE OR OBSTACLE
  15. 21. THE HIGH POINT OF ACTION IN A STORY
  16. 23. THE 3 ELEMENTS OF SETTING ARE: TIME, PLACE AND …
  17. 24. WHEN AN OBJECT REPRESENTS A MEANING BIGGER THAN ITSELF
  18. 25. CHARACTERIZATION WHEN THE READER HAS TO INFER INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHARACTERS PERSONALITY
  19. 27. REPEATS THE SAME STARTING SOUNDS OF WORDS
  20. 28. TAKES THE PLACE OF A NOUN
  21. 29. WHO OR WHAT THE SENTENCE IS ABOUT
  22. 32. THE T IN STEAL
  23. 34. A CHARACTER STRUGGLES WITH DESTINY
  24. 35. A REFERENCE TO SOMETHING IN POPULAR CULTURE OR LITERATURE
  25. 36. GIVING HUMAN QUALITIES OR TRAITS TO AN OBJECT OR IDEA
  26. 40. WHEN YOU LEARN THE SETTING OF THE STORY
  27. 41. WHAT THE SUBJECT IS DOING
  28. 44. IRONY WHEN WHAT IS SAID DOESN’T MATCH WHAT IS MEANT
  29. 48. IRONY WHEN WHAT HAPPENS ISN’T WHAT IS EXPECTED
  30. 53. CHARACTER THAT STAYS THE SAME THROUGHOUT THE STORY