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1 By: Zack Wolf Literary Terms

2 analogy a comparison of two things Legs, Smiling, Full of Solid Stuff Colorful, Pump, Full of Air

3 attitude the feelings of a character as reflected in the selection It was as sad as a sad person could ever be.

4 author's craft the style, tone and mood a writer uses to convey a message in writing Uses words to tell you to be kind to others.

5 author's purpose the reason the author wrote the story

6 character the person or animal around which the action in a story occurs

7 climax the high point or turning point in a story

8 conclusion a decision reached based on information presented in a selection

9 conflict the problem or complications in a story

10 connotative meaning all the emotions or feelings a word can make a reader feel

11 denotative meaning the dictionary meaning of the word Tired-In need of sleep or rest; weary.

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