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Raymond's Run
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Toni Cade Bambara
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Flowers for Algernon
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Daniel Keyes
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Out of bounds
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Beverly Nadioo
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The Great Rat Hunt
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Laurence Yep
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Genre
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A catagory of literature
It comes from the French word "kind" The main ones are: 1. fiction 2. nonfiction 3. poetry 4. drama |
Prose
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Writing in sentences or paragraphs.
For example, newspapers, essays, documents/contracts, short stories and novels [can be fiction or nonfiction [real]] |
Fiction
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Prose writing that tells an imaginary story (short stories or novels)
The main elements are: 1. plot 2. characters 3. setting 4. theme |
Novel
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A long work of fiction,
The author can develop the characters and storyline more thoroughly than in a short story. An example is Forge. |
Historical Fiction
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1) A short story or novel
2)that is set in the past and, 3)includes real places and real events historical importance |
Plot
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The events that make up a story
See the literary triangle on page 26 |
Exposition
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Not in notes: The setting (time & place) and characters
(it sets the stage -- the introduction) |
Rising Action
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Not in notes: The events that occur that build up tension.
First is the exposition, then the _____ _____, then the _____, then the ______ _______, then the ___________. |
Climax
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not in notes: the main part; the exciting part; when the conflict is resolved.
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Falling Action
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X
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Resolution
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not in the notes: the end of the story; what happens to the the characters after the climax.
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