Sensory Details
Characters
Point of View
Psychic Distance
Unreliable Narrator
100

True or False?

This is an example of a sensory detail:

"The difficulty of trying a new activity"

False

100

True or False?

Direct characterization tells, whereas indirect characterization shows.

True

100

True or False

Omniscient narration is narration that moves freely between characters and locations.

True

100

Which sentence has the greater amount of psychic distance?

1. A man stands alone, in costume, on an empty stage.

2. Please let me remember my lines, he thought.

Sentence 1

100

True or False

An unreliable narrator is a narrator who is very concerned about what other people think.

False

200

Which of the following is a sensory detail?

A. The pleasure of making a new friend

B. The difficulty of trying a new activity 

C. The smell of trees after a rainstorm

C. The smell of trees after a rainstorm

200

Which best explains the term complex character?

A. A character who shows different sides   

B. A character that advances the action   

C. A character with a forceful disposition 

A. A character who shows different sides  

200

In which point of view is the following sentence written?

You can't quite believe the news when you hear it, as if it isn't quite real.

A. First-person point of view

B. Second-person point of view

C. Third-person point of view

B. Second-person point of view

200

What does the term psychic distance mean?

A. A suggestion that the narrator is intentionally lying to the reader   

B. The physical area in which a story is set, including flashbacks   

C. How close the reader feels to the story's characters and events.

C. How close the reader feels to the story's characters and events.

200

Which is a classic type of unreliable narrator?

A. A madman   

B. A protagonist

C. A hero

A. A madman 

300

What is the act of noticing and writing about what you perceive with your senses?

Observation

300

Fill in the blank

Writers help their readers really understand their characters by developing their ______, which includes their personality, thoughts, feelings, hopes, and fears.


Inner lives

300

What is the type of narration that tries to imitate the patterns of a character's thoughts?  

Example: Hot today, well not too hot, as it used to be in Nashville.

Stream of Consciousness

300

This is the overall feeling, attitude, or mood the reader gets from a piece of writing.

Tone

300

Which is the best example of an unreliable narrator?

A. A loyal friend   

B. A guilty criminal   

C. A strict parent    

B. A guilty criminal