Flashback and Foreshadowing Techniques

In this lesson, Miss introduces the concepts of flashback and foreshadowing, explaining their definitions and differences. Foreshadowing is when an author hints at future events, while flashback refers to past events. The lesson includes examples from 'Little Red Riding Hood' to illustrate these techniques. The video concludes with a review of the concepts, ensuring students understand how to identify and differentiate between flashback and foreshadowing.

What are the two main techniques discussed in this lesson?

• Alliteration and Assonance

• Irony and Sarcasm

• Metaphor and Simile

• Flashback and Foreshadowing

What does foreshadowing involve?

• Explaining the setting

• Describing a character's thoughts

• Hinting at future events

• Looking back at past events

Which part of the word 'foreshadowing' suggests looking ahead?

• Shadow

• Fore

• Shadowing

• Foreshadow

What does flashback involve?

• Explaining a character's feelings

• Predicting future events

• Referring back to past events

• Describing a dream

Which part of the word 'flashback' suggests looking back?

• Back

• Flash

• Flashback

• Flashing

What story is used as an example in the lesson?

• Hansel and Gretel

• Snow White

• Cinderella

• Little Red Riding Hood

What advice does Little Red Riding Hood's mother give her?

• To visit her friends

• To pick flowers

• To avoid strangers and watch out for the wolf

• To take a shortcut

What does the mother's warning in Little Red Riding Hood foreshadow?

• A surprise party

• A treasure hunt

• A meeting with the wolf

• A picnic in the woods

What does Little Red Riding Hood remember during the flashback?

• Her best friend

• Her grandmother's house

• Her mother's warning

• Her favorite song

What is the wolf's plan in the story?

• To help Little Red Riding Hood

• To trick Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother

• To find a new home

• To gather food for winter