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    The document lists vocabulary words related to literature and analyzing texts. There are over 70 words presented without definitions. The words cover topics like characters, plot elements, literary devices, genres, and analytical concepts used when discussing and interpreting works of literature. The vocabulary list appears to be intended for ESL teachers to use when teaching literature lessons to middle and high school students.

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    Giving A Literature Lesson

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    The document lists vocabulary words related to literature and analyzing texts. There are over 70 words presented without definitions. The words cover topics like characters, plot elements, literary devices, genres, and analytical concepts used when discussing and interpreting works of literature. The vocabulary list appears to be intended for ESL teachers to use when teaching literature lessons to middle and high school students.

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 4. Giving a Literature Lesson

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    act
    an important moment
    author
    background
    ballad
    build up to
    cast
    central statement
    chain of connected events
    choose between
    climax
    conflict
    connotation
    conscience
    convey an idea
    create suspense
    crisis point
    decisive moment
    dilemma
    emotional content
    foreshadowing
    haiku
    identify with a character
    inference
    internal struggle

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 4. Giving a Literature Lesson

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    main character
    message
    minor character
    mood
    narrator
    novel
    objective onlooker
    parody
    personification
    perspective
    playwright
    plot
    poem
    point of view
    protagonist
    read in one sitting
    resolve a problem
    rhyming scheme
    scene
    setting
    short story
    simile
    sonnet
    stage direction
    suspense

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 4. Giving a Literature Lesson

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    theme
    tone
    turning point
    underlying intention
    writer's choice of words
    writer's technique
    writer's tools

    Printed Mon Aug 29 2022 Page 3 / 3 By:Amalia Grosos

    https://app.burlingtonenglish.com/careers/489/vocabulary-practice 3/3

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