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An allusion is...

Omniscient narration describes...

Metalanguage in The Penelopiad

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Omniscient narration describes...
When a minor character can finally tell their story
When the narrator is all seeing and all knowing
When the main character narrates the text
When the narration is in third person voice
2
An allusion is...
language used to make reference to something else indirectly
when the author seeks to conceal details or make them less obvious
when the author wants the reader to think/belief something else
a reference in literature to a god or famous person
3
A form of comedy where irony, humour and exaggeration are used to mock or ridicule an idea, belief or concept
humour
irony
satire
dramatic foil
4
An example of an idiom is...
"She was elusive"
"Dime a dozen"
"a scheme occurred to me"
"I turned a blind eye"
5
A dramatic monolgue is..
a speech delivered by the title character only
a scene in a play where a character recites their thoughts alone on stage
A speech made by a single character, usually in a play
a poem read by a character in a novel or novella
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Characterisation describes
having one protagonist in a narrative
the relationships between characters
words we can use to describe characters in writing
the ways that authors construct characters
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Fictive autobiography describes..
biography with elements of fiction
a true story that is centred on one character
story that is told as if the main character is writing their autobiography
retelling of the main character's life story