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Find the mistake?
is it spelled Acquiesce or Awquiesce
Acquiesce
What does fiction refer to ?
Fiction refers to creative works (stories, books, films, etc.) that are imaginary or invented, not based purely on fact, though they can be inspired by reality
Who is telling the story, and what is their relationship to the plot?
This identifies the narrator (e.g., first person, third person) and how involved they are in the events.
What are the essential "rules" or patterns of this genre (e.g., plot points, character types, settings)?
This helps understand the story's framework, like a detective in a mystery or dragons in fantasy.
what is Plot/Structure?
How do the rising action, climax, and falling action work together to build tension and lead to the story's resolution
whats wrong whit this sentences?
hi Charlie how are you?
It need capital h
What are the primary elements of fiction?
Character, pot, setting, and pov
How does the narrator's perspective affect the depiction of events?
This prompts consideration of bias, focus, and what details might be emphasized or left out due to who is telling the story.
What expectations does this genre set for the reader (e.g., emotional journey, type of ending)?
Genres are marketing tools that tell readers what to anticipate, from a happy ending in romance to suspense in a thriller
what is character
How do the protagonist's motivations, flaws, and relationships with others develop throughout the story, and what do they learn
what does having bad blood mean ?
conflict
Can a fictional story be based on real events?
Yes
Is the narrator reliable? Why or why not?
This question is especially relevant for first-person narratives where the narrator might be subjective, misinformed, or even lying to the reader
How does the author use style, tone, and structure to either meet or challenge these conventions?
what is Setting/Atmosphere
In what specific ways does the time and place (setting) create a particular mood or atmosphere, and how does it affect the characters' actions
What does Accismus mean?
Accismus is a useful term for pretending to be disinterested in something when you actually want it. Pull this word out when you see someone
What is the main difference between fiction and nonfiction?
Fiction is literature created from the writer's imagination, involving invented characters, settings, and events. Nonfiction, by contrast, is based on factual information, real people, and actual events, and aims to educate or inform the reader.
What events in the narrative would change if the story was written from a different character's point of view
This encourages critical thinking about how perspective shapes the reader's understanding of the entire story.
What are the central themes (love, justice, survival) and core conflicts (person vs. self, world, nature) common to this genre?
Understanding these helps grasp the story's deeper meaning and stakes
what is conflict
What are the primary types of conflict (e.g., person vs. self, person vs. society), and how do they drive the narrative forward
what does sonder mean
It means the understanding of someones deep emotion.
It was Sunday morning and I saw Lebron.rJ walking whit bugs bunny from looney tunes.
what type of fiction is it?
fan fiction
How does the author's (or narrator's) point of view influence your perception of the other characters
This focuses on how the lens through which we view the world can color our opinions of the people around us
How does the genre define the story's reality (the "world-building")?
Does it follow our world (Contemporary), a past one (Historical), or a new one (Fantasy/Sci-Fi) with different rules?
Theme/Symbolism
What universal idea or message about life is the author exploring, and how are key symbols or motifs used to reinforce it