Question

c. author’s purpose g. point of view k. theme o. plot
d. dialogue h. setting l. character p. foreshadowing
____21. an author’s use of clues about future events in the plot.
____22. the struggle /problem that the main character confronts.
____23. the underlying message that the author conveys to the reader.
____24. a particular style/type of literature, art, film or music.
____25. a psychological struggle in the character’s mind.
____26. the author’s reason or intent for writing.
____27. the unique way authors use language, word choice and tone.
____28. conversation between two or more characters in the story.
____29. abstract ideas,themes or emotions represented by concrete images.
____30. the atmosphere and pervading tone throughout the plot.
section d - short story unit (part b)-excerpt from a short story.
instructions: carefully read the excerpt below (adapted from “weight”- by dhonielle
clayton) and select the best answer to each question.
questions 31 - 41(1pt each - 10 pts total).
“weight” - dhonielle clayton - 2018.

Explanation:

For question 21: Foreshadowing is defined as an author's use of clues about future events in the plot, so the answer is P. Foreshadowing.
For question 22: The struggle/problem the main character confronts is conflict (though not in the given options? Wait, maybe I misread. Wait the options: Wait the top options: C. Author’s Purpose, G. Point of View, K. Theme, O. Plot; D. Dialogue, H. Setting, L. Character, P. Foreshadowing. Wait maybe the options for 22: maybe "Conflict" is not listed, but perhaps a typo. Wait no, maybe I missed. Wait the question 22: "The struggle/problem that the main character confronts" – maybe the option is O. Plot? No, plot is the sequence. Wait maybe the original options have more, but from the given, maybe a mistake. Wait no, let's recheck. Wait the user's image: the options for the first part (questions 21-30) have C, G, K, O; D, H, L, P. So 8 options. So question 21: P (Foreshadowing) as it's clues for future events. Question 22: Maybe a missing option, but assuming. Question 23: K (Theme) as underlying message. Question 24: Maybe "Genre" (not in options, but maybe a typo). Wait no, the given options. Wait the user's image: the options are C, G, K, O, D, H, L, P. So 8 options. So question 24: Maybe a mistake, but perhaps "Genre" is not there. Wait maybe the user's question is to answer these, but let's do 21 first.

Answer:

1. P. Foreshadowing
2. (Assuming a possible option, but if no option, maybe error. Wait maybe the original options have more. Wait the user's image: maybe the first row is C, G, K, O; second row D, H, L, P. So 8 options. So question 22: maybe "Conflict" is not listed, but perhaps the intended answer is a different option. Wait no, let's proceed with 21.

(Note: The user's question seems to be a multiple-choice for literary terms. For question 21, the correct answer is P. Foreshadowing as it matches the definition of using clues for future events. For question 23, K. Theme (underlying message). For question 26, C. Author’s Purpose (reason for writing). For question 28, D. Dialogue (conversation between characters).)

But since the user may want answers for all, but let's do each:

1. P. Foreshadowing (definition: author's clues about future events)
2. (If no correct option, but maybe a typo. Wait maybe the options have "Conflict" not shown. Alternatively, maybe O. Plot? No. Maybe L. Character? No. So perhaps the question has a typo.)
3. K. Theme (underlying message author conveys)
4. (No matching option in given 8, maybe "Genre" is intended but not listed)
5. (Psychological struggle in mind is "Internal Conflict", not in options)
6. C. Author’s Purpose (author's reason/intent for writing)
7. (Author's language style is "Style" not in options)
8. D. Dialogue (conversation between characters)
9. (Symbolism, not in options)
10. (Mood, not in options. H. Setting is time/place, so no. So maybe a typo.)

But based on given options:

1. P. Foreshadowing
2. K. Theme
3. C. Author’s Purpose
4. D. Dialogue

(The other questions may have missing options or typos, but these are the ones with matching definitions in given options.)