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A general rule drawn from looking at specific facts or characteristics of a set of objects and figuring out what they have in common.

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The turning point in a story.

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A system to categorize types of literature
Ex: horror, fantasy, drama

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The author's use of hints or clues to suggest future events

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The when and where of the book

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When a scene is interrupted to show a previous event.

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A reference to something well-known in literature, history, religion, or pop culture
Example: He is a real Romeo with the ladies (reference to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet)

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The author's attitude toward a particular subject or character
EX: anger, playful, sarcastic

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who is telling the story-1st or 3rd
(limited- one character's thoughts, objective- no character's thoughts, omniscient- all characters' thoughts) POV

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A central idea in a piece of writing

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The use of any object, person, place, or action that has a higher meaning than itself (represents something else)
Example: The bald eagle represents America and our freedom.

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Owning something

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These will help identify important words.
Ex: bold, highlight, italics, underline

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These provide you with extra information related to what you are reading.
Ex: Pictures, charts, graphs, diagrams.

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These help to GUIDE you through the text.
Ex: Tables of contents, titles, headings, subheadings, units, glossary, index.

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ivid descriptions that appeal to reader's senses

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A word that sounds like what it is imitating

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The opposite of what you would expect

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A special type of pronoun used when the SUBJECT and the OBJECT of the sentence are the same thing.

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An extreme exaggeration.

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Non-Human things given human characteristics.

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Personal pronouns are prounouns that replace people of things. Is the most common type of pronoun.

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A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

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A figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind using the words "like" and as"

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Pronouns: A word that can replace a noun. Ex: he, she, it, her, his, him, etc.
Antecedents: A noun that will be replaced by a pronoun.
Ex: Bella, Bea, Sabrina, the ball, the swing, etc.