What is the definition of "Setting" in a story?

• The use of specific and vivid language to paint a picture in the reader's mind

• The time, place, and overall environment in which a story unfolds

• Focusing on sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch

• The turning point of the story where the conflict reaches its peak

Which term refers to the use of specific and vivid language to make writing more engaging?

• Sensory detail

• Exposition

• Descriptive detail

• Resolution

What does "Sensory detail" focus on in writing?

• The initial part of the story where the setting, characters, and conflicts are introduced

• Adding or referencing information

• Focusing on sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch

• Words, phrases, sentences, or paragraphs that connect ideas

What is the purpose of "Transitions" in writing?

• To build tension and conflict as the story progresses

• To connect ideas and help create a smooth, logical flow of a text

• To resolve the conflict and conclude the story

• To add or reference information

Which part of a story is described as the turning point where the conflict reaches its peak?

• Exposition

• Climax

• Falling action

• Resolution

What is the purpose of adversative words or phrases?

• To introduce a contrasting or opposing idea

• To show cause-and-effect relationships

• To clarify the order of information

• To express personal feelings

What is the function of sequential words in writing?

• To clarify the order of information

• To express emotions

• To introduce a conflict

• To tell a story

What type of poetry tells a story with characters, plot, and setting?

• Narrative Poetry

• Lyric Poetry

• Dramatic Poetry

• Ode

Which type of poetry expresses personal feelings in a song-like manner?

• Lyric Poetry

• Epic Poetry

• Pastoral Poetry

• Narrative Poetry

What is the focus of pastoral poetry?

• Rural life, nature, and landscapes

• Heroic deeds and mythology

• Personal emotions

• Praise for a person or place