Creative Writing Unit 4 Review

__________ is described in fiction as the time and place where a scene occurs.

• Background

• Setting

• Genre

• Atmosphere

The mood of the environment is called the____________.

• juxtaposition

• genre

• atmosphere

• backdrop

A type of setting is __________to the storyline.

• integral

• backdrop

• juxtaposition

• atmosphere

A backdrop setting can be defined as:

• a set of circumstances or facts that surround a particular event or situation

• a surrounding or pervading mood or environment

• a setting that is highly useful in the story

• a setting that does not provide significance to the story

A component of one of the parts to something larger is referred to as a/an ____________.

• place

• character

• element

• atmosphere

The fictional creating of a new world is called ____________.

• worldbuilding

• brainstorming

• designing

• flashback

A composite is _______________.

• a component of one of the parts to something larger

• a narrative device where a scene from the past is pulled into the present

• made up of disparate or separate parts or elements

• a set of circumstances or facts that surround a particular event or situation

The act of placing something side by side for comparison is referred to as ____________.

• setting

• context

• story elements

• juxtaposition

When drafting any kind of fictional setting, you must always consider your ____________.

• rough draft

• characters

• backdrop setting

• plot

Sometimes, by juxtaposing a character, setting, theme, or idea _____________ to another for the purpose of comparison, contrast, or suspense, a writer can create mystery, joy, or relief without having to work very hard.

• parallel

• opposite

• contradictory

• inconsistent