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dialect
a geographical or social variety of a language, with its own unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronuncation, making it different from other varieties.
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excerpt
A passage from a book or music that is selected, performed, or copied.
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exposition
A piece of writing designed to explain or provide information
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figure of speech
An expression used to create a different meaning or a different effect
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heading
Something that serves as the head, such as a headline or title, at the top of the beginning of a page of text
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main idea
The most important piece of information the author wants the reader to know
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narrative
A story told in detail
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objective
Dealing with facts as they exist, with no influence of personal feeling, prejudices, or interpretation. Fair, impartial, unbiased.
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speculation
Believing something to be true, even without sufficient evidence; proposing a theory
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subjective
Affected by personal vues, experience, or background. Emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact.
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