Suspense
How many techniques of building suspense are there?
5
What is a simile?
comparing to unlike things with "like" or "as"
What do you do with new lines?
indent
What are the 3 types of irony?
What are the rules of theme?
Theme is never one word (whole phrase). Theme is never about character or the plot.
What type of POV is suspenseful?
Limited POV
Giving human traits, feelings, or actions to non-human objects, animals, or ideas
For every new speaker. . .
begin a new line
What is the definition of situational irony?
ironic if and only if it is the exact opposite of what you would expect
What is the exposition?
Introduces setting, character, and basics to understand the story
What is an overused technique?
Cliffhanger
Hyperbole
What separates dialogue and speaker?
commas
What the verbal irony?
speaker says the opposite of what they mean
Define the climax.
the most intense, exciting, or important part of the story
What type of irony is suspenseful and why?
Dramatic. Audience/readers know something characters do not.
Which figurative language is a word that mimics or imitates natural sound?
onomatopoeia
What goes inside quotes?
commas and periods
What 2 types of 3rd person POV is there? Define them.
Omniscient - thoughts of every character are open to the reader (all-knowing)
Limited - only has access to the thoughts/feelings of one character or even none
What 2 categories of conflict are there?
Internal (man vs self)
External (man vs anything)
Name all 5 suspense techniques.
repetition of the same initial consonant sound
What is the only exception to a single rule?
no comma when it is an ! or ?
What is 2nd person POV?
inclusion of the reader (you, your, we, us)
When does conflict appear in the story?
After exposition, before/during the rising action.