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Novel

A long, written story with characters and a plot (usually fiction).

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Short Story

A brief fictional story, shorter than a novel, often focusing on one event or character.

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Poetry

A type of writing that uses rhythm, style, and emotion to express ideas or feelings.

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Essay

A short piece of nonfiction writing where the author discusses an idea or argument.

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Thesis Statement

A sentence that clearly says what your essay is about and what you’re arguing.

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Outline

A basic plan or structure for your essay that organizes your main points.

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Close Reading

Carefully reading a text to notice details like language, structure, and meaning.

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Epigraph

A short quote or phrase at the start of a book or chapter that suggests its theme.

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Anaphora

Repeating the same word or phrase at the beginning of lines or sentences for emphasis.

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Metafiction

A story that talks about itself as a story, reminding you that it’s fiction.

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Speculative Fiction

A broad type of fiction that includes sci-fi, fantasy, and imagined futures.

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Dystopia

A type of story set in a bad or scary future world, often to warn us about real issues.

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Manifesto

A written public statement of beliefs or goals, often political or artistic.

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Science

A way of learning about the world by observing, experimenting, and testing ideas.

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A Brief History of Science

A quick look at how science has changed and developed over time.

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From the Moon to the Earth & Fetuses

Likely a presentation showing how science or ideas changed how we view space and human life.

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Epistemology

The study of knowledge — how we know what we know.

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Empiricism

The idea that we gain knowledge through our senses and experiences (like seeing or touching).

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Plagiarism

Copying someone else’s work or ideas and pretending they are your own. It’s not allowed.