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VOCABULARY
Language And Literature
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FICTION
Lit in the form of prose ,especially short stories and movies.
For example : The tv series Stranger Things
The Hunger Games is a fiction book.
That’s what fiction is.
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NONFICTION
Nonfiction is based on facts , real events and real people. Like biographies and history .
For example a nonfiction book and movie is:Hidden Figures.
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SETTING
Setting is a place or a surrounding where something is positioned or where the event takes place.
For example:The setting in the Land If Stories is that Alex loves to read in her bed and Conner loves to be the popular 7th grade kid.
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PLOT
The plot is the main event of the movie or book or also a play.
For example: The plot of the Land of Stories is that Alex and Conner have to collect the ingredients for the wishing spell.
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FORESHADOWING
Foreshadowing is a warning or indication of a future event.
For example: a movie that has foreshadowing is The Empire Strikes Back.
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CONFLICT
A serious argument or disagreement .
For example:
In Charlottes Wed, Charlotte struggles against a farmer, who intends to butcher Wilbur, the pig in book.
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SYMBOL
A mark of character used as a conventional representation of a object,function,or process.
For example:a symbol in a book are like a force of nature,a condition of the world or an idea.
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THEME
The subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person’s thoughts.
For example: There are different types of theme. There are themes of death, survival or love.
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EXPOSITION
A comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.
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A most intense, exciting, or important point of something.
For example: it’s the middle part of the story that is exciting. You don’t want it in the beginning or the end because then you make everything else closer together.
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RESOLUTION
A firm decision to do or not do something.
For example: The resolution is at the end of the story or movie.
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