Epilogue

What is the purpose of an epilogue in a play?

• To introduce the main characters and set the scene

• To provide closure and wrap up the story

• To create suspense and engage the audience

• To summarize the events and themes of the play

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In the epilogue, we learn that Winnie ended up...

• drinking from the spring at 17 to run away with Jesse

• becoming a world famous actress and singer

• passing away when she was only 15 years old

• living a normal life without becoming immortal

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What is the primary function of an epilogue in a novel?

• To introduce new characters

• To provide a resolution to the story

• To create a cliffhanger

• To describe the setting

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Which of the following best describes an epilogue?

• A summary of the book's main points

• A continuation of the story after the main plot

• An introduction to the main characters

• A detailed description of the setting

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In literature, an epilogue is typically found at the...

• beginning of the book

• middle of the book

• end of the book

• title page

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Which of these statements is true about an epilogue?

• It always introduces a new conflict

• It is optional and not all books have one

• It is mandatory for all novels

• It always contains a moral lesson

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What is the difference between a prologue and an epilogue?

• A prologue is at the end, an epilogue is at the beginning

• A prologue introduces the story, an epilogue concludes it

• Both are found at the beginning

• Both are found at the end

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An epilogue can be used to...

• Foreshadow future events

• Explain the author's inspiration

• Provide a backstory

• Tie up loose ends

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Which of the following is NOT a purpose of an epilogue?

• To introduce the main conflict

• To show the future of the characters

• To provide closure

• To reflect on the themes

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How does an epilogue differ from a sequel?

• An epilogue is a short conclusion, a sequel is a new story

• An epilogue is longer than a sequel

• An epilogue introduces new characters, a sequel does not

• An epilogue is a separate book, a sequel is part of the same book

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