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English 10

English 10. Quarter 4 Vocabulary List 1. Alliteration. Repetition of beginning sounds of words. Example: P eter P iper P icked a P eck. Like Tongue Twisters. Assonance. Repeating similar sounds, especially of the vowel sound in words.

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WRITING ABOUT FICTION

WRITING ABOUT FICTION. The Nature of Fiction. Broadly defined, the term fiction refers to any narrative, in prose or in verse, that is wholly or in part the product of the imagination.

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Literacy Exam: March 11 th and 12 th

Literacy Exam: March 11 th and 12 th. Vocabulary, Part 1. Alliteration. repetition of initial or beginning consonant sounds. Allusion. Is a reference t o something in l iterature, history, o r culture. Egyptian Queen. Anachronism.

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BRIEF NOTES ON THE NATURE OF FICTION

BRIEF NOTES ON THE NATURE OF FICTION. DEFINITION.

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Points of view in Fiction: Limited Omniscient and Dramatic

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Point of View Review

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The Elements of Fiction

The Elements of Fiction. Setting. The setting is the place where the story take place. Setting includes the following: Geographical location (i.e. Wyoming, London, Cairo, Vancouver) The time period (i.e. 1865, during WWII, today)

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The Book

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The Elements of Fiction Part II

The Elements of Fiction Part II. Types of Characterization. Direct Characterization: The author develops the personality of a character by direct statements.

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Points of View

Points of View. First Person Point of View.

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