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theme

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the central idea or lesson to be learned from the story

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climax

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highest point in the conflict

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resolution

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the end of a story

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stanza

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A stanza is a division or grouping of lines in a poem, often with a specific rhyme scheme or meter. Stanzas help organize and structure the poem, providing a visual and rhythmic framework. They are somewhat analogous to paragraphs in prose. Stanzas can vary in length, and the number of lines in a stanza can contribute to the overall structure and flow of the poem.

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simile

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a comparison of two unlike things using like or as

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metaphor

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a comparison of two things not using like or as

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imagery

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words that appeal to the senses

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hyperbole

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an exaggeration or overstatement

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first person point of view

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written from the personal (“I”) point of view

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second person point of view

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speaking directly to the reader (“you”)

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third person point of view

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speaking from an outside perspective (the narrator is not part of the story)

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bias

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a preference for or dislike of something or someone

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propaganda

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information that is spread with the intention to persuade readers of a view

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compare vs contrast

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compare: to examine what things have in common
contrast: to examine how things are different

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thesis

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a sentence that clearly describes what the author plans to discuss

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