Question

bell ringer

1. archetype
2. characterization
3. theme
4. inference
5. foreshadowing
6. authors use of language

a. a universal character type or pattern (hero, villain,
mentor).
b. hints about what will happen later in a story.
c. the way an author uses diction, tone, imagery,
and style to shape meaning.
d. the central idea or message of a text.
e. using clues + your own knowledge to figure out
something not directly stated.
f. how an author develops a character (direct
description or actions/words).

Explanation:

• Archetype: A universal character type or pattern (hero, villain, mentor).
• Characterization: How an author develops a character (direct description or actions/words).
• Theme: The central idea or message of a text.
• Inference: Using clues + your own knowledge to figure out something not directly stated.
• Foreshadowing: Hints about what will happen later in a story.
• Author's Use of Language: The way an author uses diction, tone, imagery, and style to shape meaning.

Answer:

1. a. A universal character type or pattern (hero, villain, mentor).
2. f. How an author develops a character (direct description or actions/words).
3. d. The central idea or message of a text.
4. e. Using clues + your own knowledge to figure out something not directly stated.
5. b. Hints about what will happen later in a story.
6. c. The way an author uses diction, tone, imagery, and style to shape meaning.