READING & WRITTING

• narrare - which means related or told.
• character , setting , plot , point of view - this type of paragraph development requires the following element :
• protagonists & antagonists - what are the 2 types of characters.
• first person point of view - own perspective.
• second person point of view - observer's POV.
• third person point of view - another individual.
• flashback - A narrative techique that "fashes back"
• backstory - A story cannot be without a foundation . gives the readers a view of the story behind the story.
• dialogue - Gives life the characters
• exposition - information about the setting , characters, backstory and other important and related plot events.
• setting - where and when the story took place.
• characters - the individuals involves.
• conflict - the problem that characters are facing.
• internal conflict - A character struggle with herself or himself.
• external conflict - a characters struggle in other characters
• rising action - the sequence of events leading up to the climax.
• climax - most interesting and the highest point in the story.
• falling action - consequence or events.
• resulution -outcome of the characters action.
• description - descriptive writting emphasizes reader's ability to paint vivid pictures using words on a reader's mind.
• according to dagdag 2010 - there's a two types os description its Objective and subjective.
• objective description - factual description of the topic at hand . this relies its information.
• subjective description - allows the writter to explore ways to describe an emotion , an event or thing , a place or person appealing to emotions.
• definition - A paragraph may seek to define but it does not .
• denotation - formal definition of a term usually from dictionary or a source.
• connotation - does not follow the dictionary definitions of a word instead relies the authors perpective and experiences in shedding.
• comparison - associates the term at hand with indirectly related words.
• contrast - another techique in defining that makes the readers understand the difference between two similar / related terms.
• etymology - shows the evolutions of the word and how it was formed
• intensive definition - includes the term to be defined , the class to which the term belongs and the characteristic.
• extensive definition - the extends the definitions formed in the intensive sentence into a paragraph using other techiques
• consistency exclusiveness completeness - the 3 main principles
• topic setence Supporting details concluding sentence - The 3 parts of the story.
• classification - Groups items inti categories to establish a clear distruction between related to similar ideas.
• comparison and constrast - elaborates on the similarities and differences between two ideas.
• cause and effect - to discuss the results of a phenomeno, events, feelings or actions.