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SOAPSTone
Description
This diagram show the basic things that a reader should look at in a story.
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Niat Habtemariam
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Niat Habtemariam
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SOAPSTone
Speaker
The voice that tells the story.
Also Known as the Narraotor
Occasion
Time & Place
Setting
The context prompted
Genre
Audience
The readers of the story
To whom the piece is directed to
Purpose
The reason behind the text
To Entertain, Persuade, Inform,etc.
Subject
Central Topic
Main Idea
Tone
Attitude of Author
Syntax
sentence construction
Imagery
5 senses
Figurative Language
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Symbolism
Personification
Diction
word choice
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