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What is sensory language and how is it used in literature?

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Sensory language refers to words and phrases that appeal to the five senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) to create vivid imagery and evoke emotions in the reader. It is used to enhance the reader's experience and understanding of a scene or character's feelings.

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What is the significance of the third-person point of view in storytelling?

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The third-person point of view allows the author to present the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters, providing a broader perspective on the story. It can reveal details about characters that they may not disclose themselves, enriching the narrative.

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What is the main message or theme of a story?

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The main message or theme is the central idea or lesson that the author conveys through the narrative. It often reflects universal truths about human experiences and can be interpreted in various ways by different readers.

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What does it mean to make an inference in reading?

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Making an inference involves drawing conclusions based on evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements. It requires the reader to read between the lines and understand implied meanings.

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How does setting influence character conflict in a story?

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Setting can create obstacles or challenges for characters, influencing their decisions and actions. It can also shape the characters' experiences and contribute to their internal or external conflicts.

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What are the characteristics of a character experiencing an asthma attack?

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A character experiencing an asthma attack may exhibit symptoms such as difficulty breathing, chest tightness, coughing, and panic. These symptoms can be triggered by various factors, including stress, allergens, or physical exertion.

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How can a character's internal conflict be portrayed in a story?

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A character's internal conflict can be portrayed through their thoughts, feelings, and struggles with personal issues, such as identity, fear, or moral dilemmas. This can be shown through dialogue, narration, and actions.

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What role does honesty play in character development?

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Honesty is crucial for character development as it can lead to growth, self-acceptance, and deeper relationships with others. Characters who struggle with honesty may face internal conflicts that drive the narrative.

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What is the impact of a character's environment on their behavior?

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A character's environment can significantly influence their behavior, choices, and emotional state. Factors such as social expectations, cultural norms, and physical surroundings can shape how a character reacts to situations.

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What techniques can authors use to create tension in a story?

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Authors can create tension through pacing, conflict, foreshadowing, and the use of cliffhangers. Building suspense and uncertainty keeps readers engaged and invested in the outcome.

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