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ANALOGY |
HYPERBOLE |
PROTAGONIST |
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ARGUMENT |
IDIOM |
REPETITION |
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ARTICLE |
INTERVIEW |
RESOLUTION |
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BIOGRAPHY |
IRONY |
RHYME |
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CHARACTER |
JOURNAL |
SCIENCE FICTION |
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CONFLICT |
LYRICS |
SETTING |
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CONNOTATION |
MEMOIR |
SHORT STORY |
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DENOTATION |
METAPHOR |
SIMILE |
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DIALOGUE |
MOTIVE |
SPEECH |
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DIARY |
MYTH |
STYLE |
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EDITORIAL |
NARRATOR |
SYMBOL |
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EPIC |
NONFICTION |
THEME |
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ESSAY |
NOVEL |
TONE |
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EVIDENCE |
PARADOX |
TOPIC |
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FICTION |
PERSUASION |
VERSE |
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FOLKLORE |
PLOT |
VOICE |
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HERO |
POINT OF VIEW |
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Answer
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