A) Second person B) Third Person Omniscient C) First Person D) Third Person Limited
A) Dialogue B) Flashback C) Foreshadowing D) Suspense
A) Description B) Flashback C) Setting D) Suspense
A) Second person B) Third person Limited C) First Person D) Third-Person Omniscient
A) Flashback B) Dialogue C) Foreshadowing D) Description
A) To describe only setting B) To reveal every character's thoughts C) To share the narrator's personal experiences D) To hide the narrator's identity
A) To describe a character B) To create suspens C) To introduce the setting D) To end the conflict
A) It removes all conflict B) It eliminates the characters C) It changes the reader's perspective D) It always shorten the story
A) Dialogue B) Flashback C) Foreshadowing D) Suspense
A) Introduce an unrelated character B) Describe only the weather C) Skip the storm scene D) Reveal the character's thought and feelings |