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CW Unit 4 Review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What type of setting is less important and not central to events? | Backdrop |
| What is the (or one of) mantra of any great writer? | "Show, don't tell!" |
| What is the strategy of placing two different things close to one another for the purpose of comparing/contrasting? | Juxtaposition |
| What does setting include besides just place? | Time, geography, cultural context |
| How a character interacts with a setting creates _____. | Tone |
| A flashback is a way to imbue certain objects with _____. | Symbolic meaning |
| What is one of the first things a writer should think about before writing? | The places a character will go |
| What is something called that is made up of various parts/elements? | Composite |
| What is an example of a genre greatly impacted by setting? | Gothic fiction |
| What aspects of time should be considered for setting? | Time period, time of year, time of day, elapsed time |
| What Robert Frost poem demonstrates use of flashback? | "Birches" |
| What F. Scott Fitzgerald novel demonstrates how setting can contribute to theme? | "The Great Gatsby" |
| What Gothic novel is a perfect example of an 'integral' setting? | "Dracula" |
| What are the circumstances that form the setting & allow a reader to make estimations based on the situation referred to? | Context |
| What is one way a flashback may be employed in a story? | Narrator having a dream about something from the past |
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