Foreshadowing Flashcard

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What is foreshadowing?

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Foreshadowing is a literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story.

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What is fallacy foreshadowing?

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Fallacy foreshadowing involves misleading hints or clues that lead the reader to false conclusions.

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What is direct foreshadowing?

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Direct foreshadowing explicitly reveals hints about future events, often through dialogue or actions.

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What is evocative foreshadowing?

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Evocative foreshadowing uses imagery or emotional cues to suggest future events without directly stating them.

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Why is foreshadowing important in storytelling?

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Foreshadowing builds suspense and prepares the reader for future events, enhancing the overall narrative.

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What is an example of indirect foreshadowing?

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A character's behavior or a seemingly unrelated event that hints at future developments in the plot.

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What does prominent foreshadowing mean?

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Prominent foreshadowing refers to clear and noticeable hints that are easily recognized by the reader.

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How can weather be used as foreshadowing?

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Changes in weather can symbolize upcoming events, such as a storm indicating conflict or trouble.

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What role does a prophecy play in foreshadowing?

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A prophecy serves as a direct prediction of future events, guiding the reader's expectations.

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What is the difference between concrete and abstract foreshadowing?

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Concrete foreshadowing uses specific, tangible details, while abstract foreshadowing relies on vague or general hints.