all events are interrelated       (connected to each other). 

your actions affect each other.

you decide that it is true after gathering and         considering information about it.

is resolved, or worked out at the end of a narrative.

you influence or produce an effect on them or it.

you decide that it is true after gathering and         considering information about it.

 you choose to make truthful, fair, and honest   decisions and actions.

you work together with other people.

when you use words, ideas, or information from a source without citing it correctly.

when the conflict is resolved, or worked out at the        end of a narrative.

the main events of a narrative, all events are interrelated (connected to each other).

you influence or produce an effect on them or it.

you decide that it is true after gathering and         considering information about it.

you work together with other people.

the conflict is resolved, or worked out at the end of a narrative.

1. you influence or produce an effect on them or it.
   
   

the main events of a narrative, all events are interrelated (connected to each other).

a narrative is the character that must deal with the conflict and drive the plot forward.

when the author directly     tells what a character is like so the reader doesn't have to think about it.

when you use words, ideas, or information from a           source without citing it correctly.

true after gathering and         considering information about it.

the person, group, force, or        idea that opposes the protagonist.

when you use words, ideas, or information from a source without citing it correctly.

a spoken or written story with connected events.

when you use words, ideas, or information from a           source without citing it correctly.

when the conflict is resolved, or worked out at the end of a narrative.

a spoken or written story with connected events.

the character that must deal with the conflict and drive the plot forward.

 the person, group, force, or idea that opposes the protagonist.

when the author directly     tells what a character is like so the reader doesn't have to think about it.

true after gathering and         considering information about it.

1. when the author indirectly tells what a character is like through speech, thoughts, effect made, and actions, so the reader has to make inferences to understand.

is facts, information, images, etc. that shows something  to be true or valid.

is the most intense, exciting culmination of the conflict in a narrative.

creates challenges for the protagonist in a narrative.

 is the most intense, exciting culmination of the conflict in a narrative.

is a statement of a position opposite to one already made.

you state it to be true

when you use words, ideas, or information from a           source without citing it correctly.

a spoken or written story with connected events.

when the conflict is resolved, or worked out at the end of a narrative.

exciting culmination of the conflict in a narrative.

you give it to someone else.

you eat it.

you decide that it is true after gathering and

considering information about it.

when the author indirectly tell what a character is like through speech, thoughts, effect made, and actions, so the reader has to make inferences to understand.

when the author directly tells what a character is like so the reader doesn't have to think about it.

when the reader tells the author what to write.

when the author indirectly tells what a character is like through speech, thoughts, effect made, and actions, so the reader has to make inferences to understand.s

when the reader tells the author what the character is like.

when the author directly tells what a character is like so the reader doesn't have to think about it.