Unit 1 Cluster 3

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What does 'tension' mean in a literary context?

Back

Tension refers to the stress or conflict in a narrative that creates suspense.

Front

Why is the first-person point of view significant in storytelling?

Back

The first-person point of view is significant because it provides a personal narrative, allowing readers to connect with the narrator's experiences and emotions.

Front

What does 'authenticity' mean?

Back

Authenticity means that something is real or genuine.

Front

What causes tension between Randolph and Jimmy T in the narrative?

Back

The greatest cause of tension is that Randolph knows the truth about Jimmy T's family background.

Front

What does 'compel' mean?

Back

To compel means to force someone to do something.

Front

What is the role of conflict in a narrative?

Back

Conflict drives the plot and creates tension, engaging the reader's interest.

Front

How does the first-person point of view affect the reader's understanding of the story?

Back

It allows the reader to experience the story through the narrator's perspective, providing insight into their thoughts and feelings.

Front

What are some examples of tension in literature?

Back

Examples of tension include interpersonal conflicts, moral dilemmas, and suspenseful situations.

Front

Why is authenticity important in storytelling?

Back

Authenticity is important because it enhances the credibility of the narrative and allows readers to relate to the characters and events.

Front

What are common themes associated with tension in narratives?

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Common themes include betrayal, identity, and the struggle for truth.