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Which character from American born Chinese experiences a character arc over the course of the novel
jin wang
What does Marian compare the women's room to in A Visit of Charity
A robber's cave
Which phrase from this passage of A Visit to Charity helps slow down the pacing of the story
"prickly dark"
How does the use of complex and detailed sentences affect the pacing of a story
It slows down the pacing and forces the reader to pay more attention.
Which element can help evoke a better sense of mood in your writing
interesting verbs
In A Visit of Charity what is the purpose behind Marian's visit to the nursing home
To earn points from the Campfire Girls
In A Visit of Charity what does the nurse hear that makes her choose that specific room for Marian to enter
A cough
According to Watching the World from the Riverbank what does setting help to enhance in a story
Atmosphere and mood -apex :)
In A Visit of Charity why does Marian visit the ladies in the nursing home
to get points from the Campfire girls
In A Visit of Charity what happens that makes Marian run from the women's room
She sees addie crying
What story is an example of a character arc
which story is an example of a character arc
What causes Marian to abruptly leave the women room in A Visit of Charity
Addie starts to cry. (Apex)
In a visit of charity what does Marian retrieve from under the Bush after leaving the nursing home
Her apple
In a visit of charity how does the nurse choose the room where she places Marian
She hears the sound of a woman cough inside the room
According to "Watching the World from the Riverbank," what does the setting of a story help establish for the reader
The rules of reality that govern the story
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