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9th Grade Story Elements & Literary Terms_Plot

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Contrast between what is and what appears to be

Use of a word whose sound imitates or suggests its meaning

Literary and Dramatic Terms

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Year 10 End of Year General Knowledge

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I Should Have Known That!!!

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"The more he gave away the more delighted he became."

"We must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy."

Children's Book Quotes

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Genre & Annotating Notes 2023- 8th grade

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A group of lines within a poem

A comparison of two unlike things to say that they are the same without using like or as

Mastering Reading K-PREP

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Romeo and Juliet Unit

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Reading Comprehension Strategies

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Betty Boop bounced baseballs and banged bats.

A story with facts from the past mixed with made up facts.

Literary Terms Review

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6th Grade Literature Review

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Fiction vs Nonfiction

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Poetry Techniques through song

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Narrative Poems tell a story.

True or False-Musical effects in poetry are created by repetition?

Unit 1: Test Review-Rites of Passage

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Test taking strategies for EOC - English II

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The "Tone" of a literary work is the author's attitude toward his or her audience and subject.

A "limited" third-person narrator reveals only the thoughts and feelings of a single character.

Unit 1: Test Review-Rites of Passage

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NWEA Review Tuesday

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Cason Hamilton Test Two Drama Terms Application

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Fahrenheit 451 Unit Test

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Storytelling & Oral Tradition

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The author mentions that the calf's leg were done wonderfully well in order to-

What tone is used in this selection?

Two Legs or One

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8th Grade Language Arts

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Event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period

a play on the multiple meanings of a word/words that sound alike but have different meanings

Play Vocabulary- Shakespeare

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