Analysis Flashcard 1- Exam Review (Q2)

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What inference can be drawn from the description of the scenery in paragraph 18?

Back

Life in Four Winds can be both beautiful and eerie.

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How does the author’s description of the neighbor’s house and the girl with the geese in paragraphs 6–9 affect the selection?

Back

It changes the tone, adding a subtle element of suspense and foreshadowing in the text.

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How does Lucy Maud Montgomery’s use of old-fashioned words affect specific details in the selection?

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The author uses nouns such as 'horse and buggy' and 'urchin' to suggest the time and setting of events.

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How do the specific words 'house of dreams' in paragraph 20 affect the tone of the selection?

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They emphasize Anne and Gilbert’s excitement about their new life together.

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How does Anne change as a result of seeing the girl?

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She becomes curious about her neighbors.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'weird and haunting music' in the context of the scenery?

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It suggests a mysterious and enchanting atmosphere in the woods.

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What role do secrets play in the description of the woods?

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They create intrigue and invite exploration, suggesting that deeper understanding requires effort.

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How does the imagery of 'dark green arms' contribute to the overall mood?

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It evokes a sense of protection and mystery, enhancing the eerie quality of the setting.

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What effect does the use of old-fashioned language have on the reader's perception of the setting?

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It transports the reader to a different time, enriching the historical context of the story.

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How does the author create a sense of suspense in the narrative?

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By using descriptive language that hints at underlying tensions and secrets.