Keystone Terms

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Keystone Terms

When

5/1/2018, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Affix, allegory, alliteration, allusion, analysis, antonym, argument, author’s purpose, bias, biography, character, characterization, climax, compare, conflict, connotation, context clues, cultural significance, defense of a claim, dialect, dialogue, diction, differentiate, drama, dramatic script, draw conclusion, elements of fiction, elements of non-fiction, evaluate, explain, explicit, exposition, fact, falling action, fiction, figurative language, first person, flashback, focus, foreshadowing, focus, generalization, genre, headings, graphics, and charts, hyperbole, imagery, implicit, inference, informational text, interpret, irony, key details, key words, literary device, literary element, literary form, literary movement, literary non-fiction, main idea, metaphor, monologue, mood, motif, multiple meaning words, narrative, narrator, nonfiction, opinion, personification, plot, poetry, point of view, prefix, propaganda, resolution, rising action, satire, sentence variety, sequence of steps, setting, simile, soliloquy, sound devices, speaker, stage direction, structure of a poem, style, suffix, summarize, symbolism, synonym, syntax, text organization, theme, third person, tone, universal character, universal significance, and voice