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Identify key terms in literature

by LIAN GRACE GONZALES
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The theory that emphasizes the interaction between a text and its reader is called . ( Reader - Response Theory , Formalism , Biographical Criticism )

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A response shaped by a reader ? s feelings , beliefs , identity , and experiences is a response . ( personal , grammatical , historical )

3

Details or quotations used to support an interpretation are called textual . ( evidence , preference , prediction )

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The broader insight about life expressed through a literary work is its . ( theme , setting , plot )

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The author ? s purposeful choice of words is called . ( diction , conflict , characterization )

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The category of a literary work , such as a poem , play , or short story , is its . ( genre , context , bias )

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Looking beyond one ? s viewpoint to understand others demonstrates thinking . ( outward , literal , inward )

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Examining traditions , values , and social expectations requires a lens . ( cultural , grammatical , structural )

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Combining the strongest ideas from several interpretations is called . ( synthesis , repetition , narration )

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