1
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climax
A
the height of suspense where a problem is solved
2
Q
conflict
A
a difficulty or problem in a story
3
Q
external
A
having to do with the physical
4
Q
internal
A
having to do with mental decisions or beliefs
5
Q
plot
A
the major events in a story
6
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resolution
A
the answer or the solving of a problem
7
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shift
A
a change in the speaker’s point of view in a text
English 3
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
# Cards
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Recognize Elements of the English Language8
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Use Strategies For Learingin New Words6
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Determine Explicit And Implicit Meanings8
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Evaluate An Authors Claims9
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Analyze Setting And Mood In Different Genres10
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Distinguish Points Of View And Their Effects8
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Make Inferences About Main Ideas1
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Analyze Figurative Language And Imagery8
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Identify Rhetorical Devices and Their Effects8
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Review Sentence Structures and Comma Rules7
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Edit for Standard English Conventions5
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Identify Essay Types And Organization4
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Determine Inductive, Deductive, and Fallacies in Reasoning7
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Analyze and Write Expository Texts1
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Analyze Persuasive Devices5
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Identify Characteristics of Analytical Writing4
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Revise Sentences and Paragraph Organization4
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Recognize Themes and Plot Structures in Fiction7
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Analyze Character Development6
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Analyze Plot and Character Interactions3
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Evaluate Advancement of the Plot1
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Identify and Analyze Allegory6
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Recall Ideas in Literary Movements12
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Analyze Poetic Devices and American Colonial Poetry5
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Compare American Revolution Poetry, Speech, and Commentary1
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Identify Transcendentalism and Romanticism4
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Evaluate New American and Regionalism/Realism2
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Analyze Modern American Poetry4
