Praxis Literature
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1. Express more than one person - place - thing - concept - idea - or characteristics.

2. The background knowledge or experiences that students may bring with them into the reading of a text.

3. Focuses on the manner in which the writer describes - discusses - or narrates a subject.

4. A fictional narrative of book length in which characters and plot are developed in a somewhat realistic manner.

5. A narrative is a constructive format (as a work of speech - writing - song - film - television - video games - photography or theatre) that describes a sequence of non - fictional or fictional events.

6. The setting - time - event - and characters are based on history and facts.

7. A string of events that builds up from the conflict - when then moves toward the climax.

8. Tales that relate to the unknown and revealed through human or worldly dilemmas or situations that include horror - fantasy - crime - solving - secret events - and the supernatural.

9. How the details of a narrative are placed and how transitions are made within the narrative. Helps the story to move forward.

10. Not true - imaginary - books that are not true stories - but made up ones.

11. (construction stage) Reader has contact with content - structure - genre - and the language of the text - using prior knowledge to build an understanding of the elements.

12. Refers to the position in time and space in which an author describes his or her views or material.

13. Describes a noun or pronoun without comparing it to anyone or anything else.

14. Compare two things.

15. These communications occur as part of a tradition - or established meeting or time when certain groups come together for discussions or in response to activities.

16. Have their own - individual form for each tense - which does not follow a pattern.

17. A letter or letters that represent one phoneme; the smallest meaningful unit within a writing system. (Ex. cat=/c/ /a/ /t/

18. A story written for the purpose of performance

19. Based upon a belief or a view and is not based upon evidence that can be verified.

20. The sense of feeling(s) in literary works. How the author presents or selects the setting - images - objects - and words in a story.

21. Is a word placed before a noun - which introduces the noun as specific (the) or nonspecific (a - an).

22. The use of words that are appealing to the sense of hearing and mimic sounds that aid in the description for the reader. (Ex. boom - sizzle - tinkle - hiss - chiming - tolling - moan - groan - purr - squeak)

23. The ability to impart and share knowledge - opinions - ideas - feelings - and beliefs.

24. Connection is defined as the comparison between what is currently being read to that of other literary works that have been read in the past.

25. Focuses on a mix of reality and the imaginary.

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