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How does the writer involve the reader in events he describes in The Trials of life?
The writer involves the reader by using descriptive language that creates vivid images and emotions. By drawing the reader in with rich details and engaging storytelling, the writer makes the events feel real and personal to the reader, fostering a connection with the experiences being described in "The Trials of Life".
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What of these definition describes point of view?
The point of view refers to the perspective from which a story is told, including the narrator's position and the information they have access to. This can impact how events are perceived and understood by the reader.
What is a e-reader?
an ereader is basically nintendo events
What is the main character's point of view in the book Slam?
First-person narrator reader is involved in events comments on events (omniscient narrator) - talks to the reader (p.15) confides in the reader (p. 9 l.11)
Which is the best definition of psychic distance?
How close the reader feels to the story's characters and events.
Which best describes the risk of using repetition?
It may become boring for the reader.
What is an e-reader?
an ereader is basically Nintendo events
What information does flashback give the reader?
Events that happen in the past (APEX)
How can visualizing a sequence of events aid the reader?
To make it easier to recall
What is the main purpose of a flashback?
To tell the reader about events that happened in the past
What is the main purpose of flashbacks?
To tell the reader about events that happened in the past
Which best describes how the form of terza rima can affect the reader?
there is an expectation of rhyme, so the reader is pulled foward
What describes Esquivels primary purpose in her essay At the Hearth?
Her primary purpose is to entertain the reader.
