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Match the definition to the correct term.A reference to something outside of the text, such as a historical event, story, idea, or person. Usually left to the reader to understand.

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Prose is an example of a literary term. It is the most common form of writing that follows a natural flow of speech. 


Match the definition to the correct term.<br/>A reference to something outside of the text, such as a historical event, story, idea, or person. Usually left to the reader to understand.






 
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