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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

SETTING

THE TIME, OR PLACE, OR ACTION OF TTHE SENE OF A POEM, STORY, OR PLAY

EXPOSITION

THE FIRST STAGE OF A STORY;BEGINNING

RISING ACTION

THE STAGE OF THE PLOT THAT DEVELOPS CONFLICT;GET MORE COMPLICATED

INTERNAL CONFLICT

PSYCHOLOGICAL STRUGGLE WITH THE MIND OF A CHARACTER
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EXTERNAL CONFLICT

STRUGGLE BETWEEN A CHARACTER AND AN OUTSIDE FORCE
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CLIMAX

THE HIGHEST, OR MOST INTENSE POINT OF THE STORY
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FALLING ACTION

THE PART OF THE STORY THAT HAPPENS AFTER THE CLIMAX

RESOLUTION

THE ENDING OF A STORY
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THEME

THE RECURRING IDEA; LESSON LEARNED
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FLASHBACK

REFERS BACK TO EARLIER EVENTS
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FORESHADOWING

AN ADVANCED SIGN OR WARNING OF WHAT IS TO COME IN THE FUTURE
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INFERENCE

IS AN EDUCATED GUSSE DRAW FROM EVIDENCE AND REASON
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IMAGERY

WHEN YOU MAKE A PICTURE IN YOUR MIND
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SIMILE

WHEN U COMPARING THINGS USING LIKE OR AS
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METAPHOR

COMPARING THINGS WITH OUT USING LIKE OR AS
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PERSONIFICATION

GIVING HUMAN QUALITIES TO INHUMAN THINGS
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HYPERBOLE

EXAGGERATION; FOR EX: ITS RAINING CATS AND DOGS
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ONOMATOPOEIA

WORDS THAT HAVE SOUNDS; EX: BARK,MEOW,BOOM

ALLITERATION

THE REPETITION OF WORDS; RHYMES
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OXYMORON

WHEN YOU HAVE TWO OPPOSITES JOINED TOGETHER; EX:GOOD GRIEF

STANZA

A GRUOP OF LINES
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REPETITION

REPEATING THE SAME THINGS OR WORDS OVER AGAIN
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SYMBOLISM

A FIGURE OF SPEECH WHERE AN OBJECT,PERSON,OR SITUATION HAS ANOTHER MEANING

TONE

YOUR ATTITUDE; THE WAY YOU ACT
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MOOD

HOW U FEEL

DIALOGUE

A CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE
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DIALECT

A PARTICULAR WAY PEOPLE SPEAK
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SUMMARY

THE BEGINNING,MIDDLE AND END

POLICY SPEECH

WHEN YOU TRY TO PERSUADE SOMEONE USING ARGUMENTS

FACTUAL CLIAM

MAKING A CLAM USING FACTS
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COMMON PLACE ASSERTION

A commonplace assertion is an assertion that is held to be true by most people but not backed up with facts.
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AUTHOR'S PURPOSE

THE REASON WHY THE AUTHOR WROTR ABOUT A TOPIC
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GRAPHICAL ELEMENTS

LINE LIGHT AND WORD POSITION
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STAGE DIRECTIONS

GIVES INFORMATION TO THE ACTORS OR INFORMATION TO CHARACTERS
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PLAY WRITE

THE PERSON THAT WRITES A PLAY
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1ST PERSON P.O.V

WHEN THE STORY IS TOLD FROM THE CHARACTER POINT OF VIEW;I AND ME
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2ND PERSON P.O.V

WHEN YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO DO SOMETHING, AND USES THE WORD YOU
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3RD PERSON LIMITED P.O.V

WHEN THE STORY IS BEING TOLD BY THE NARRATOR USING HE,SHE, AND THEY
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EXAGGERATION

AN OVERSTATEMENT ; FOR EX; ITS RANING CATS AND DOGS

3RD PERSON OMNISCIENT P.O.V

THE NARRATOR ALL THE THOUGHTS AND FEELING OF THE CHARACTERS
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GENERALIZATION

WHEN YOU MAKE A BROD STATEMENT FOR EX:ALL TEACHER ARE MEAN

ALLUSION

AN INDIRECT REFERENCE TO A PERSON,PLAC, OR THING
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STEROTYPE

A GENERALIZED STATEMENT ABOUT A GROUP OF PEOPLE
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CATEGORICAL CLAIM

A CLAIM MADE WITHOUT AN EXCEPTION
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TITLE

THE NAME OF A PICE OF WRITING
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SUBTITLE

THE SECONDARY TITLE; AT THE TOP OF SECTIONS; NOT THE AIN TITLE
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AD HOMINEM

DIRECTED AGAINST A PERON;ATTACKING SOMEONES CHARACTER
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RHETORICAL FALLACIES

AN INCORRECT ARGUMENT; NOT TURE
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TESTIMONIAL

TESTIFYING TO SOMEONES CHARACTER AND QUALIFICATIONS
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MYTH

A TRIDUTIONAL STORY, ESPECIALLY ONE CONCERNING EARLY HISTORY

TALL TALE

IS A STORY WITH UNBELIEVABLE EVENTS
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EXPLICIT MESSAGE

FULLY AND CLEARLY STADED EXPRESSED OR DEMONSTRATED
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IMPLICIT MESSAGE

IMPLIED,RATHER, THAN CLEARLY OR EXPRESSLY STATED
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