Question

question 6 (6 points) (01.05 lc) match each narrative technique to its definition. column a 1. ___ a technique that goes back in time to fill gaps in the plot and characters, or to provide backstory 2. _ a technique used subtly to suggest or show something ahead of time in a text 3. _ a technique in which the writer places two descriptions, ideas, characters, actions, or events side by side in a text 4. _ the speed at which a story progresses due to sentence length and narrative techniques 5. _ the view, or opinion, of a text and/or its elements, as created by a writer 6. ___ a method in which the writing is organized around the internal thoughts of the narrator column b a. juxtaposition b. foreshadowing c. stream of consciousness d. flashback e. pacing f. perspective question 7 (3 points) (01.04 lc) a theme is just one word that explains what a text is about. ○ a true ○ b false

Explanation:

Question 6

1. Flashback (d) is a narrative technique that goes back in time to fill plot gaps, provide backstory, etc.
2. Foreshadowing (b) subtly suggests events that will happen later in the text.
3. Juxtaposition (a) places two elements side by side for comparison or effect.
4. Pacing (e) refers to the speed at which a story progresses, influenced by sentence length and narrative techniques.
5. Perspective (f) is the writer’s view or opinion of the text and its elements.
6. Stream of consciousness (c) organizes writing around the narrator’s internal thoughts.

A theme is not just one word; it is a central idea or message of a text, often expressed as a statement (e.g., "Love conquers all") rather than a single word (e.g., "Love"). So the statement is false.

Answer:

1. d. Flashback
2. b. Foreshadowing
3. a. Juxtaposition
4. e. Pacing
5. f. Perspective
6. c. Stream of consciousness

Question 7