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What is a poet
Someone who writes poems
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What is sequential order
An arrangement of ideas or events according to the time order in which they occurred
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What is to persuade
to cause to do or to believe something
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What is the climax
the turning point in the action of the story
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What is inference
a conclusion drawn from prior knowledge and evidence
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What is a stanza
a group of lines that form a verse of a poem
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What is chronological order
an organizational pattern of text that places, events or parts in time order
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What is an argument
in persuasive text, a relationship among ideas that shows the reason for an outcome or result
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What is the problem
action that occurs over a single setting in a play
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What is an example of introduction and summary
the beginning part of a story that explains what is going to happen/and a brief statement or account of the main ideas of a literary or information selection
These are examples of ... A.supporting details and summary B introduction and summary C.summary a |
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What is a line
a single row of words in a poem
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What is organizational pattern
the structure the author used to present main ideas and supporting details
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What is a comparison
a relationship among ideas that shows similarities and differences of another position
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What is Foreshadow
gives the reader a hint of what is to come
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What is resolution
a decision reached by reasoning
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What is C. internal rhyme and rhyme
a rhyme within the same line of poetry and repeating patterns of sounds in a poem are examples of:
A. internal rhyme and rhyme scheme B. rhyme scheme and rhyme C. internal rhyme and rhyme |
What is cause and effect
the relationship between two events in which one event makes another event occur
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What is causality
in persuasive text, a relationship among ideas that shows the reason for an outcome or result
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What is A. the introduction and conclusion
the beginning part of a story that explains what is going to happen and the satisfying end of a story where the problems are solved are examples of
A. an introduction and conclusion B. the plot and conclusion C. the conclusion and problem |
What is Climax
turning point in the action of the story
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What is rhyme scheme
a pattern of rhyming lines in poetry
(eg. AABB,ABAB, ABC ABC) |
What is classification schemes
an organizational pattern of text that sorts ideas based on categories or topics
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What is parallelism
in persuasive text, a relationship among ideas that is balanced
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What is the plot
the problem in the story that triggers the action
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What is the rising action and falling action
the part of the story where various problems start to happen and the part of the story following the climax
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