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EOG Vocabulary

EOG Vocabulary. READING. Character. Who or what the details in a selection are mainly about. Analyze. to study something carefully. Fact and Opinion. f- something that can be proven o- can not be proven. Intended Audience. who the selection is written for. Cause and Effect.

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EOG VOcabulary

EOG VOcabulary. READING. Character. Who or what the details in a selection are mainly about. Analyze. to study something carefully. Fact and Opinion. f- something that can be proven o- can not be proven. Intended Audience. who the selection is written for. Cause and Effect.

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EOG VOcabulary

EOG VOcabulary. READING. Character. Who or what the details in a selection are mainly about. Analyze. to study something carefully. Fact and Opinion. f- something that can be proven o- can not be proven. Intended Audience. who the selection is written for. Cause and Effect.

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Short Stories

Short Stories. Fairbloom, Blyth. What is a short story?. A short story is a piece of fiction which can be read at one sitting. Like a novel it uses character , conflict , theme , setting , and point of view/ narration to create an impression on the reader.

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Literary Devices

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Point of View

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Point of View

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MP1-literary terms to know

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