The underlying message or meaning in a story.

A storyteller whose credibility is questionable, can't be fully trusted.

The author's main goal or intention for writing the text.

The events or actions in a story.

The type of narration used, 1st, 3rd, etc

The time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.

A particular attitude toward, opinion, or way of thinking about something.

Something in a way that's different from its literal meaning.

The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.

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1
A major circumstance in The Red Umbrella is Cuba’s Communist Revolution, which is a key part of the novel’s:
Character development
Setting
Perspective
Rhetoric
2
In Chapter 34, Ivette writes in her letter: “If you decide to stay where you are, then you are a gusano."
Rhetoric
Setting
Point of view
Author’s purpose
3
Theme
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
The author's main goal or intention for the text.
The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.
The time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.
4
Lucia’s parents arriving in Nebraska at the end of the story is part of the story’s:
Plot
Character development
Rhetoric
Setting
5
Unreliable Narrator
A particular attitude toward, opinion, or way of thinking about something.
The type of narration used, 1st, 3rd, etc.
The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.
A storyteller whose credibility is questionable, can't be fully trusted.
6
Author’s purpose
The time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.
A particular attitude toward, opinion, or way of thinking about something.
The author's main goal or intention for writing the text.
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
7
Lucia is the narrator of the story and tells the story using the pronoun “I”. This is an explanation of:
Setting
Point of view
Perspective
Unreliable narrator
8
Plot
The time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
The author's main goal or intention for the text.
The events or actions in a story.
9
“The horrors of war”, “The importance of family”, and “Coming of age” are all examples of:
Theme
Character development
Plot
Setting
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Point of view
The author's main goal or intention for creating the text.
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
A storyteller whose credibility is questionable.
The type of narration used, 1st, 3rd, etc
11
Setting
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
The author's main goal or intention for creating the text.
The time, place, and circumstances in which something occurs or develops.
The events or actions in a story.
12
Perspective
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
The author's main goal or intention for the text.
A particular attitude toward, opinion, or way of thinking about something.
The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.
13
Figurative Language
The events or actions in a story.
Something in a way that's different from its literal meaning.
The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.
A particular attitude toward, opinion, or way of thinking about something.
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Rhetoric
The underlying message or meaning in a story.
The collection of techniques used to persuade or influence people.
The author's main goal or intention for the text.
Describing something in a way that's different from its literal meaning.

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