Horror 1
The goal of horror is to make the reader feel...
Scared
Where and when the story takes place.
Setting
A horror author might use dark ______ in their stories.
colors
When characters speak in a story, we call this...
Dialogue
This point of view has a narrator that speaks directly to you.
Second person
________ horror are OLD horror stories that have romance, decay, haunted homes, etc.
Gothic
There is often an element of ______ in horror, such as a murder or zombies.
Death
Many horror stories have this type of ending.
Cliffhanger
Storytelling that includes everything EXCEPT dialogue.
Narration
This point of view has a narrator who is NOT a character in the story. This narrator uses the character's names, as well as pronouns he, she, they, etc.
Third person
______ horror involves magic, ghosts, vampires, etc.
Supernatural
How a horror story makes the reader feel.
Mood
Horror stories have _______ settings that keep the main characters trapped or away from other people.
isolated
This type of punctuation mark separates dialogue from narration.
Quotation marks
Third person ________ narrators only tell one character's thoughts and feelings.
Limited
_____ horror involves everyday terrors that turn frightening.
Non-supernatural
When a writer gives hints about what will happen later in the story.
Foreshadowing
There is a gap in _______ between the protagonist and antagonist in horror stories, and the antagonist usually has more.
Power
Which part of the story do we look at to determine point of view?
Narration
Third person __________ narrators are all knowing, meaning they tell all of the characters' thoughts and feelings.
Omniscient
People enjoy horror because they can feel fear in a _____ environment.
Safe
The intense feeling the audience goes through while waiting for the next event to occur.
Situations in horror stories start out _____, but later become ____________.
Ordinary, extraordinary
This point of view has a narrator that is a character in the story, and uses the pronouns I, me, my, we, us, etc.
First person
Which type of narration was used in "The Elevator"?
Third person limited