Bronx Masquerade Foreshadowing Test (Everyone)

How does the character of Wesley change throughout the story, foreshadowing a major event?

• Wesley changes from carefree to responsible, foreshadowing a major decision.

• Wesley changes from healthy to sick, foreshadowing a major event.

• Wesley changes from honest to deceitful, foreshadowing a major event.

• Wesley changes from shy to outgoing, foreshadowing a major event.

In what ways does the setting of the Bronx foreshadow the struggles the characters will face?

• The setting of the Bronx foreshadows the struggles through its luxurious environment

• The setting of the Bronx foreshadows the struggles through its peaceful atmosphere

• The setting of the Bronx foreshadows the struggles through its tough environment, poverty, and crime.

• The setting of the Bronx foreshadows the struggles through its abundance of resources

What early event in the plot hints at a future conflict or resolution?

• Setting description

• Protagonist and antagonist disagreement

• Side character's favorite food

• Main character's favorite color

How does the theme of identity play a role in foreshadowing events in the story?

• Identity is only relevant to the characters' appearance, not their actions

• The theme of identity can provide clues about characters' motivations, actions, and relationships, which can foreshadow future events in the story.

• The theme of identity has no impact on the story's events

• Foreshadowing events are solely based on external factors, not internal themes

Describe a specific setting detail that hints at a future event in the story.

• A broken clock on the wall

• A cat sitting on a windowsill

• A spilled cup of coffee on the table

• A flickering lightbulb in the hallway

How does the author use dialogue to foreshadow upcoming conflicts or resolutions?

• Dialogue is used to introduce new characters without any relevance to upcoming conflicts or resolutions

• Dialogue can reveal characters' motivations, conflicts, or plans, setting the stage for upcoming events in the narrative.

• Dialogue is used to describe the setting instead of foreshadowing events

• Dialogue is used to provide unnecessary background information that does not impact the plot

What recurring motif in the story serves as a foreshadowing device for the characters' development?

• Characters receiving cryptic messages in dreams

• Symbol of a crow appearing before a major event

• A sudden change in weather before a major event

• Ominous music playing in the background

Explain how a character's backstory foreshadows their actions or decisions later in the story.

• A character's backstory can foreshadow their actions or decisions by showing their love for ice cream

• A character's backstory can foreshadow their actions or decisions by detailing their shoe size

• A character's backstory can foreshadow their actions or decisions by revealing their favorite color

• A character's backstory can foreshadow their actions or decisions by revealing past experiences, traumas, or motivations that influence their behavior later in the story.

How does the theme of friendship foreshadow the ultimate resolution of the conflicts in the story?

• Friendship causes characters to isolate themselves and avoid resolving conflicts

• Friendship leads to betrayal and further complicates conflicts

• Friendship results in characters becoming enemies and escalating conflicts

• Friendship fosters cooperation and unity among characters, enabling them to work together to resolve conflicts.