creating the story Flashcards

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what is the topic of a story/article?

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The topic in a story/article is a word or phrase that everything refers to.

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what is the main idea?

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The main idea is what the author wants to say about a topic.

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What are the supporting details of a story/article?

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The supporting details are details used to support the reasoning of the main idea.

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How many types of supporting details are there?

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six

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What are the types of supporting details?

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Descriptions, Vocabulary, proof, voices, explanation, and importance.

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Description

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The writer can use the five senses, comparisons, and metaphors to help paint a vivid picture for the reader.

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Vocabulary

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used to help with clarification.

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Proof

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Facts, statistics, and dates that are hard evidence for your main point.

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Voices

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Quotes, individual opinions, or different perspectives that can be considered as “soft proof”.

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Explanation

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restating the main idea in more simple terms.

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Importance

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Is answering the question so what after a fact or quote.

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What is the theme?

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The theme is the unifying or dominant idea in a work of fiction.

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What are the two primary ways to build a theme?

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motifs and symbols

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What is a motif?

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A recurring literary structure that helps develop your theme.

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What is a symbol?

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It is an image. character. or object that has a meaning beneath the immediate surface.

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What is the purpose?

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The reason the author is writing?

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What are the 3 purposes of writing?

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To persuade, inform, or entertain.

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Persuasion

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Writhing in order to convince people of a particular belief.

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Inform

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Writing to teach the reader new things or to further knowledge on a particular topic.

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Entertain

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Writing for the sole purpose of fun and to entertain the reader.