All of the statement below have its own types of senses. Which of the following is Auditory ?

The car squeaked every time i hit a bump in the road.

The tiny red ant climbed up the broken twig.

The sweet smell of freshly baked apple filled the air.

One bite of the sour lemon cause my lips to pucker.

Which of the following is not the best definition for DEPTH?

Often unrevealed way in a character

Feels to someone who can empathize with

Complexity and believability of the characters in non fiction

In terms of kinds in DEPTH, which of the following is the best to describe a FLAT?

Two-dimensional characters that do not change in the story

The story advances because of the decisions that a character makes.

Does have flaws for the story to address and resolve.

In terms of kinds in DEPTH, which of the following is the best to describe a ROUND?

Layered and complex characters that undergo change in the story.

Round characters are unrelatably flawed, which drives the story.

No interiority, complexities, or contradictions.

Does not have flaws for the story to address and resolve.

Physical description define as the "Physical appearance that describes the character" while the Depths define as the______

goes beyond the surface details and taps into the emotional

details about the people or the setting

tends to focus on the external aspects of the real world

Which of the following is the best examples for DEPTHS?

She hadn’t touched her wedding ring in years, but every time her fingers brushed it, a wave of guilt surged through her—a reminder of a promise she had long since broken to herself.

The old library smelled of dust and leather, the walls lined with shelves sagging under the weight of worn books.

The sunlight filtered through high windows, casting a warm, golden glow across the faded carpet.

Her hands, covered in age spots, moved slowly but deliberately as she shelved another book, her fingers trembling slightly as they brushed the spine.

The following statement below are the purpose of Physical description, EXCEPT.

allows the writer to offer insight into what a moment or event means. It brings complexity to the narrative, helping the reader understand not just what is happening

It helps establish the setting, providing context for the story.

helps readers form clear mental images of people, places, and objects. This brings the story to life and makes the narrative more immersive and engaging.

reveal aspects of a character’s personality, age, health, or mood without directly stating it.

Best define as the examples of the differences between PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION & DEPTHS.

D. Physical description often provides a visual scene, while depth evokes emotions, reflections, and deeper understandings of the narratives

A. Physical description is about the inner, tangible world, while depth focuses on the external layers.

B. Physical description is abstract, based on the senses. Depth is concrete, delving into thoughts, motivations, or personal significance.

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A type of descriptive language used to convey meaning in a way that differs from its literal meaning.

A general name of CHARACTERS, SETTING, EXPOSITION, PLOT, THEME and POINT OF VIEW. Who am I?

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The main idea message or underlying meaning explored in a work of Nonfiction.

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Refers to descriptive language that engages the human senses.

The following statement below are the best definition of Characterization, EXCEPT.

A conversation between two or more persons. also : a similar exchange between a person and something

A type of descriptive language used to convey meaning in a way that differs from its literal meaning.

A general name of CHARACTERS, SETTING, EXPOSITION, PLOT, THEME and POINT OF VIEW. Who am I?

A general name for CHARACTERIZATION, DIALOGUE, FIGURATIVE, IMAGERY, MOTIFS, TONE and IRONY. Who am I?

The use of concrete and specific details to paint a mental picture of an experience.

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