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What is an adjective?
A word that describes a
noun
or
pronoun
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What is an adverb?
A
word
that
gives
extra
information
about
a
verb
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What is alliteration?
When words start with the
same sound
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What is an analogy?
A comparison to show
similarity
for understanding
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Who is an antagonist?
A person or force opposing the
protagonist
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What is the audience in writing?
The group that reads or listens to a
text
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What is biased writing?
Writing that supports one
viewpoint
over another
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What is chronological writing?
Writing
presented
in
time
order
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What is cinematic writing?
Writing that
makes
the
reader
feel like
watching
a
film
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What is a clause?
A part of a sentence with a
subject
and
verb
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What is colloquial language?
Informal language that sounds like
ordinary
speech
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What is commentary in writing?
A type of article expressing the
writer's
opinions
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What is a complex sentence?
A sentence that links two or more
clauses
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What is a compound sentence?
Two main clauses joined by a
conjunction
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What are connotations?
The
suggestions
words have beyond their obvious meaning
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What is context?
The background or
situation
affecting understanding
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What is a counter argument?
The opposite viewpoint to the
writer's
own
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What is a determiner?
A word that shows
possession
or
quantity
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What is direct address?
When a
writer
talks straight to the reader
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What is a double negative?
A sentence that incorrectly uses two
negatives
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What is emotive language?
Language that has an emotional effect on the
reader
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What is empathy?
The ability to understand
someone
else's feelings
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What is an exclamation?
A sentence conveying strong
emotions
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What is explicit information?
Information directly stated in a
text
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What is figurative language?
Language used in a non-literal way for
effect
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What is first person narrative?
A viewpoint where the
narrator
is a character
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What is a flashback?
A
technique
where the scene shifts to the past
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What is form in writing?
The type of
text
being written
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What is a frame narrative?
A
story
presented within another story
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What is foreshadowing?
A statement hinting at
future
events
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What is hyperbole?
Exaggeration
used for effect on the reader
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What is a figurative verb?
A type of
figurative language
creating
imagery
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What is an imperative verb?
A verb that gives
orders
or directions
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What is an impersonal tone?
A
tone
that doesn't
engage
directly with the
reader
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What is indirection?
Information hinted at without being
stated
outright
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What is inference?
A conclusion reached based on
evidence
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What is an intensifier?
A word used to intensify an
adjective
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What is inversion?
Altering normal word order for
emphasis
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What is irony?
Saying one thing but meaning the
opposite
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What is a limited narrator?
A narrator with
partial
knowledge of events
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