The Great Depression
What is the setting of "Marigolds"?
A conflict when a character struggles with their own feelings.
What is an internal conflict?
Narrator uses "I" to talk about events
What is first person narration?
Loss of innocence is a thematic idea in this story.
What is "Marigolds" or "The Stolen Party"?
The most exciting or intense part of the story.
What is the climax?
Paris, France
What is the setting of "The Necklace"?
The kind of conflict that Rosaura has with her mother.
What is an external conflict?
Narrator uses "he/she/they" to talk about events
What is third person narration?
Shame is a thematic idea in this story.
What is "Marigolds" or "The Stolen Party"?
In this story, the narrator may be sane or insane.
What is "The Tell-Tale Heart"?
In Maryland
What is the setting of "Marigolds"?
A conflict between a character and forces outside of themselves.
What is an external conflict?
Narrator can see all the thoughts of all the characters in the story.
What is third person omniscient narration?
Horror is a thematic idea in this story.
What is "The Tell Tale Heart"?
A word that means clues given about what will happen next.
What is foreshadowing?
At Luciana's birthday party
What is the setting of "The Stolen Party"?
The conflict between Mathilde Loisel and her social class.
What is an external conflict (character vs. society)?
Narrator uses the pronouns "you/your."
What is second person narration?
Vanity is a thematic idea in this story.
What is "The Necklace"?
This story has a monkey in it.
What is "The Stolen Party"?
A house in 1843
What is the setting of "The Tell-Tale Heart"?
The conflict between Lizabeth and her feelings about Miss Lottie's flowers.
What is an internal conflict?
Narrator describes past events using the first person point of view
What is retrospective narration?
A thematic idea and a thematic statement are the same thing. True or False?
What is false?
This story uses foreshadowing to build tension.
What is "The Tell Tale Heart"?