ELA Milestone Crossword
Literature terms
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- -where the part of the story is leading to the resolution
- The end of the story, and where the conflict is solved, wrapping up the story
- -time and place of the story
- -what the story was mainly about
- -the main character of the story
- -the "bad guy", or the character that is against the protagonist
- -hints that may happen in the future
- -the highest point of the story, and the turning point
- -the event that leads to the Climax, also the longest part of the story
- -the event that introduces the character, the setting, and the conflict
- -problem of the story
- -an animal or person in the story
- -a statement in which a writer presents an assertion as truthful to substantiate an argument.
- -why the author made the story, to inform, persuade, or to entertain
- -to give the character facts and knowledge
- -to convince the reader to do a certain thing
- -to make the reader entertained, ex. a fiction story
- -statement that can be proven
- -statement that cannot be proven, as it states an author's belief or judgment about something
- -short story about an interesting person or event used to support a claim
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