Vocabulary Unit B

Question 1

when the author hints at upcoming events without directly stating that they will happen

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foreshadowing

Question 2

an outsider narrator tells the story, has access to the thought/feelings of multiple characters

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third person omniscient PoV

Question 3

an outside narrator tells the story and can only see through the eyes of one character

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third person limited PoV

Question 4

the reader becomes a part of the story and the pronoun you is used

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Second Person PoV

Question 5

part of a story that happened before the current action/brought out through dreams,storytelling

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flashback

Question 6

a conversation between two or more people

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dialogue

Question 7

the person who tells the story

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narrator

Question 8

the use of words that mean the opposite (sarcasm);the opposite of what was expected

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irony

Question 9

a physical object that represents a larger topic, theme, idea, etc.

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symbolism

Question 10

statements that reflect only what is seen, heard, and observed; can NOT be argued against

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Objective PoV

Question 11

uncertainty of and excitement for the outcome or solution (it’s why you keep reading a text)

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suspense

Question 12

one of the story’s characters narrates using pronouns I, me, and my

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First person POV

Question 13

statements that reflect opinion/preference. Can be argued against

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subjective PoV

Questions 13