Week 14 Flashcard - English 1 CP

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What is the author's tone in a story?

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The author's tone is the attitude or emotional quality conveyed through their word choice and style.

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How can foreshadowing be identified in a text?

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Foreshadowing can be identified through hints or clues in the text that suggest future events, often through descriptive language.

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What does it mean if a character is described as 'slightly dotty or crazy, but harmless'?

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This means the character may seem eccentric or odd, but they do not pose any real threat or danger.

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What is a theme in literature?

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A theme is a central idea or message that runs throughout a story, often reflecting on human experiences.

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How can kindness and hospitality be deceptive in a story?

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Kindness and hospitality can be deceptive if they mask underlying danger or ulterior motives of a character.

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What does it mean when a character is perceived as more dangerous than they appear?

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It means that the character may seem friendly or harmless at first, but they actually have harmful intentions.

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What role does taxidermy play in character development?

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Taxidermy can symbolize a character's obsession, control, or inability to let go, revealing deeper psychological traits.

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How does setting influence the mood of a story?

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The setting can create an atmosphere that affects the reader's emotions and the overall tone of the narrative.

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What is the significance of a peculiar smell in a story?

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A peculiar smell can evoke feelings of unease or hint at something unusual or sinister in the environment.

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How can dialogue reveal character traits?

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Dialogue can show a character's personality, intentions, and relationships through their speech patterns and word choices.