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Expository Writing
The type of writing whose purpose is to provide information or explain
author uses details to paint a picture with their words
writing that has a story, characters, conflict, and other essential parts of a story.
nonfiction writing that encourages careful word choice, the development of logical arguments,
Figurative Language
The technique of disrupting the chronological flow of a narrative by interjecting events that have occurred at an earlier time.
The technique of giving clues to coming events in a narrative or a drama
a way to engage your readers, taking them through your writing with a more creative tone
The smoothness and ease with which and individual speaks, writes, or reads
Flashback
The technique of giving clues to coming events in a narrative or a drama
The technique of disrupting the chronological flow of a narrative by interjecting events that have occurred at an earlier time.
Fluency
The smoothness and ease with which and individual speaks, writes, or reads
The repetition of initial sounds
Used to convince others to agree with your claim or viewpoint when they have doubts or disagree
The figure of speech that is an overstatement, an exaggeration
Foreshadowing
The technique of giving clues to coming events in a narrative or a drama
The technique of disrupting the chronological flow of a narrative by interjecting events that have occurred at an earlier time.
Genre
A comparison between two things
a person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story.
words with the same spelling but are said and mean different
category of literature
Homograph
Words said the same, but different meaning and spelling
Words with the same spelling but are said and mean different
The figure of speech that is an overstatement, an exaggeration
Words said the same, but different meaning and spelling
Homonym
words with the same spelling but are said and mean different
words said the same, but different meaning and spelling
words with the same spelling but different meaning
The figure of speech that is an overstatement, an exaggeration
Homophone
words with the same spelling but are said and mean different
words with the same spelling but different meaning
words said the same, but different meaning and spelling
The figure of speech that is an overstatement, an exaggeration
Hyperbole
the figure of speech that is an overstatement, an exaggeration
words said the same, but different meaning and spelling
words with the same spelling but different meaning
words with the same spelling but are said and mean different
