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How can a reader recognize stage directions in a script?
Often stage directions are either italicized or in parentheses
What is the difference between a didactic novel and another?
Didactic novels attempt to instruct the reader, often morally. From the Greek didasko, to teach.
What often undermines the authors credibility and distracts the reader from the intended written message?
Grammatical errors in writing can undermine an author's credibility and distract the reader from the intended written message. Therefore it is important that the author take steps to proofread and edit there work if necessary.
Why might rhymes sometimes feel cliché in a poem?
Some rhymes have been used too often over time.
How did shakespeare create illusions without using a lot of scenery in Romeo and Juliet?
Competent actors can create a scene for an audience without any scenery; plodding actors cannot. Having a good script helps but cannot substitute for acting. You may have noticed that school productions often spend a lot of time worrying about scenery and costume; this is to try to make up for the ineptitude of the actors. Basically, then, the answer to your question is that Shakespeare didn't create the illusions. But generations of actors playing his script have.
Which is the best definition of linked words?
Linked words are words that are connected or related to each other in some way, often by a common theme, topic, or concept. They are used to create logical connections and relationships between different parts of a text, guiding the reader through the content.
What is it called when the writer includes the reader?
When a writer includes the reader in the story, it is known as breaking the fourth wall. This often involves characters acknowledging the audience or directly addressing them within the narrative. It can create a sense of intimacy and engagement between the reader and the story.
Why is vivid imagery often effective than general description?
Vivid imagery helps the reader imagine the scene more directly
Why are there questions at the beginning of some essays?
Questions at the beginning of essays are often used to grab the reader's attention and create curiosity about the topic. They can also serve to outline the issue being explored and guide the reader's thinking. Questions can help set the tone for the essay and engage the reader from the start.
What is the effect on the reader sibilance?
Sibilance creates a soft, hissing sound that can evoke a sense of whispering or secrecy. It often adds a sense of tension or drama to the writing and can help to create a specific mood or atmosphere for the reader.
Why is vivid imagery often more effective than general descriptions?
Vivid imagery helps the reader imagine the scene more directly
How does Kincaid use punctuation and sentence structure to create a demanding tone in the story?
Short, punctuated sentences force the reader to read faster, and often create a sense of urgency and demand in the narrative as well.
What is the Elaboration phase of the cognitive learning process?
The Elaboration phase involves expanding upon new information by relating it to existing knowledge. This phase helps in deepening understanding and retention of the material. It often involves making connections, analyzing, and synthesizing information to create a meaningful structure.
Which one of these would confuse the reader?
the supporting details do not create a big picture. (apex)
What element is often found in both poetry and prose?
Imagery, which refers to vivid descriptions that engage the senses, is a common element found in both poetry and prose. It helps to create a visual and sensory experience for the reader, regardless of the form of writing.
What is descriptive imagery?
Descriptive imagery is the use of details and sensory language to create vivid mental pictures for the reader. It helps to engage the reader's senses and emotions, making the writing more immersive and impactful. Descriptive imagery often includes vivid descriptions of sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and textures to bring a scene or character to life.
Is an implied or indirect reference found in litature?
Yes, an implied or indirect reference in literature is often referred to as an allusion. Allusions are subtle hints or references to other texts, events, or cultural elements that enrich a work's meaning without explicitly stating those connections. They rely on the reader's familiarity with the referenced material to create deeper understanding or resonance within the narrative.
