Inferences
Inference
What is a logical guess made by collectings bits of information
Any narrative work that is created from the author's imagaination is known as this.
What is fiction?
The events in a story that build tension and suspense and includes all the obstacles a main character(s) may face
What are rising actions?
The two ways a character can face a conflict.
What is Interal and External
When we "fix" our mistakes/errors in conventions we are doing this.
The three different kinds of inferences.
What are:
- Predictions
- Drawing Conclusions
- Generalization
The three main purposes of fiction.
What is to educate, enetertain, and inspire?
The most excitied/intenese/dramatic part of the story where the main character may also face a turning point.
What is climax?
This happens when a character faces a conflcit within themselves.
What is an internal conflict?
Adding to, taking away from, rewording, or rearrging is kwon as this.
What is revision?
An inference made in which the reader anticipates and forsees forthcoming events
What is a Prediction?
Voice
This part of the plot structure tends to reinforce the main theme of story and reflect on character growth.
What is resolution?
This is type of conflict when another character is the main conflict.
What is man vs man?
OR
What is person vs person?
The 4 main convetions to look for in editing.
What is spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization?
This inference is made about more than one person.
What is a generalization?
Conflict
What is the problem the main character(s) face in the story?
This part of the plot structure introduces the reader to the setting, characters, and inital situation.
What is exposition?
A struggle between a charcter and an outside force.
What is external conflict?
Editing and Revising are vital parts of this.
What is The Writing Process?
This inference is based on more than one piece of information.
What is drawing conclusions?
POV (Point of View)
What is the persepctive from which the story is told?
The 6 stages of the plot structure in the correct order
What is: exposition, conflict, rising actions, climax falling actions, and resolution?
A new type of conflict we see more often today? (The "5th" type)
What is man vs technology?
Ultimatley, revision and edits work together to do this to our papers
Improve/Perfect