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English 9 Exam review

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1. SETTING (ST)

1. SETTING (ST). The time and place of action of a story. 2. CHARACTER SKETCH (NF). A shorter piece of literature that highlights a certain personality trait. 3. PROTAGONIST (CH). The central character or hero in a narrative or drama. The person whose conflict sets the plot in motion.

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William Shakespeare

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Exploring

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Figures of Speech

Figures of Speech. -something that is nonhuman that is given human like qualities in a sentence. Personification-. -As I sat down in the chair it screamed . -I walked into my room and my desk stuck its leg out and tripped me. comparison using like or as. Simile-.

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History of Architecture 47 Week 04 Late Le Corbusier

History of Architecture 47 Week 04 Late Le Corbusier Truth is the Significance of Fact (from text)

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Introduction to Drama

Introduction to Drama. The Writing and Reading Program At Western New England College. Definition. Unlike short stories or novels, plays are written for the express purpose of performance. Definition. Actors play roles and present the storyline through dialogue, action, and gestures.

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Community Succession

Community Succession. Universal process of directional change in vegetation during ecological time. Recognized by a progressive change in the species composition of the community

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Interpreting Literature

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Interpreting Literature

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Tim Hawkins Delilah Video

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Chapter 9: Writing for Broadcast

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A Streetcar Named Desire

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Plot

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Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

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The Messenger

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Layout of the Short Story

Layout of the Short Story. 4. Short Story : a prose narrative that is shorter than a novel & generally describes just one event or a tightly constructed series of events. Reading a short story: To get to know the characters & become involved in their situations & dilemmas

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