Historical setting helps to provide the context of a story. For
example, historical setting would give the reader some details
about time period, the society in which the story takes place,
etc.
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When the author foreshadows something for the reader what does it most directly affects the storys
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plot
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Which word best summarizes the study of motivation
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how
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Why do stories include exposition
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It provides necessary information so readers can understand the
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How do the first paragraphs of the story create tension
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The narrator explains what he wants, which makes the reader want
to know whether he will get it. We don't answer questions from
printed/copyrighted materials.
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What obstacle does Montresor face as he tries to achieve his goal
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Fortunato seems not to trust Montresor and asks whether he is
one of the masons.
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What is a pileup of sensory details
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A description containing too much sensory information, which can
overwhelm a reader
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How does knowing that Fortunato has a cold contribute to your understanding of the story's ending
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This information suggests that Fortunato will not survive for
long in the damp vaults.
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How does the author's choice not to reveal what Fortunato has done contribute to the story's tension
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This raises questions about Montresor and what he's capable
of.
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Which is the best example of foreshadowing
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A character sees something strange that later turns out to be
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Which is the best example of vivid imagery
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Answer this question… The walls of the room glowed a soft
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Which best explains why a description of weather can affect the tone of a piece of writing
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Certain kinds of weather suggest moods and feelings to most
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Which is most likely reason a writer would include a flash forward
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To make a reader anticipate a future event
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What is physical detail of setting
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White sailboats on dark water - Apex
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Which description creates the strongest contrast between the setting and the characters mood
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Katie sensed a peaceful feeling come over her as she stared out the window at the lightning storm --APEX
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Which is the most likely effect of an ending that was not foreshadowed
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The ending will be surprising but may also disappoint or confuse the reader.
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Which best explains the term creative nonfiction
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Creative writing based on real life
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What is historical setting
Historical setting helps to provide the context of a story. For
example, historical setting would give the reader some details
about time period, the society in which the story takes place,
etc.
When the author foreshadows something for the reader what does it most directly affects the storys
plot
Which word best summarizes the study of motivation
how
Why do stories include exposition
It provides necessary information so readers can understand the
story.
How do the first paragraphs of the story create tension
The narrator explains what he wants, which makes the reader want
to know whether he will get it. We don't answer questions from
printed/copyrighted materials.
What obstacle does Montresor face as he tries to achieve his goal
Fortunato seems not to trust Montresor and asks whether he is
one of the masons.
What is a pileup of sensory details
A description containing too much sensory information, which can
overwhelm a reader
How does knowing that Fortunato has a cold contribute to your understanding of the story's ending
This information suggests that Fortunato will not survive for
long in the damp vaults.
How does the author's choice not to reveal what Fortunato has done contribute to the story's tension
This raises questions about Montresor and what he's capable
of.
Which is the best example of foreshadowing
A character sees something strange that later turns out to be
important.
Which is the best example of vivid imagery
Answer this question… The walls of the room glowed a soft
red
Which best explains why a description of weather can affect the tone of a piece of writing
Certain kinds of weather suggest moods and feelings to most
people.
Which is most likely reason a writer would include a flash forward
To make a reader anticipate a future event
You're welcome :)
What is physical detail of setting
White sailboats on dark water - Apex
Which description creates the strongest contrast between the setting and the characters mood
Katie sensed a peaceful feeling come over her as she stared out the window at the lightning storm --APEX
Which is the most likely effect of an ending that was not foreshadowed
The ending will be surprising but may also disappoint or confuse the reader.