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Define the following terms as they apply to the writing of fiction:
story, plot, setting, point of view, rising action, conflict, crisis,
resolution, scene, and subplot. (I)
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Analyze and evaluate works of fiction by both established authors and
fellow students. (I)
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Revise work(s) of fiction through a series of revision methods. (I)
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Effectively use exposition, summary, description, dialogue, and
flashbacks in work(s) of fiction. (II)
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Distinguish between showing and telling and explain when each is
appropriate. (II)
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Interpret and develop the theme in one's own fiction and effectively
evaluate other students' themes. (III)
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Write short fiction that incorporates techniques studied in class and
apply extensive revision. (IV)
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Identify specific markets for each piece of one's own work. (V)
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Submit fiction in standard manuscript form. (V)
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