to enter and settle in a new country

a response to something

to move to a new place

changing attitudes, judgments, or emphases

A brief retelling of the most important events in a story's plot

a series of events that form the story in a novel, movie, etc.

the first stage of the plot in which the characters setting, and conflict are introduced

the second stage of the plot in which the characters take steps to solve the problem even while complications might be introduced

the third stage of the plot - the point of the greatest tension in the story in which the conflict begins to be resolved

the fourth stage of the plot in which the effects of the climax becomes clear

the fifth stage of the plot in which the end of the story reveals the final outcome

the time and place of a story

the people, animals, or imaginary creatures who take part in the action of the story

the main point that the author wants to communicate to readers

the facts, opinions, examples, and anecdotes that the author provides to make his or her point

a short work of non-fiction in which an author expresses an opinion or provides insight based on personal experiences

a sequence of events in time order

the problem in the story that has to be solved

to assume responsibility for someone else; to promise to pay for someone's expenses

to shock; to daze

a person who sends out vehicles according to a schedule

a disorderly fight or brawl

to make a soft crying sound

having sharp corners; boney and lean

deep understanding

made, devised, created

extremely careful and precise

to have controlling power or influence

the sudden overthrow of a government by a group of people

the harsh treatment of others, often due to race or religion

to deny someone possession of something

relating to birth

the way an author reveals the traits and personality of the characters