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STORYBOARDING SA1

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What is the main purpose of a story? To transfer information, experience, attitude or point of view
Indirect characterization shows personality through actions. True
What is foreshadowing? Clues hinting at future events
What is symbolism? An object representing something more
Who is the protagonist? The main character who changes
What is the central message of a story called? Theme
Tone can be portrayed through word choices. True
What type of character does not change throughout the story? Static
What is imagery? Language that appeals to the senses
What is dramatic irony? When readers know something characters do not
What is direct characterization? Author directly states personality traits
What is the climax of a story? The turning point
What does every story require? A teller and a listener
What is stream of consciousness? A narrative technique showing all thoughts and reactions
The setting includes time and place. True
What is the setting of a story? Where and when the story takes place
What point of view uses ‘I’, ‘me’, ‘we’? First person
What is a simile? Comparing using ‘like’ or ‘as’
Foreshadowing builds suspense. True
What does tone refer to in a story? The Emotional Meaning
What is omniscient objective point of view? Narrator records only what is seen and heard
Theme is the central message of a story. True
What is the antagonist? The character who opposes the protagonist
A short story usually has multiple major characters. False
Imagery appeals to the senses. True
Third person point of view uses ‘I’ and ‘me’. False
What is a short story typically focused on? A single conflict, character or emotional effect
What is suspense? A feeling of tension and excitement
A dynamic character does not change. False
Referred to the middle ages but now extends to a type of fiction which lacks the medieval setting, but develops a brooding atmosphere of gloom and terror, represents events which are uncanny or macabre Gothic Fiction
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