Question

(01.05 lc)
match each narrative technique to its definition.
columna 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

columna b
a. stream of consciousness
b. foreshadowing
c. pacing
d. juxtaposition
e. flashback
f. perspective

Explanation:

• 1. Flashback: By definition, flashback is a narrative device that takes the reader back in time to fill in gaps in the plot or character development.
• 2. Foreshadowing: This technique subtly hints at future events in a text.
• 3. Juxtaposition: Involves placing two or more elements side - by - side for comparison or contrast.
• 4. Pacing: Refers to the speed at which a story unfolds, influenced by sentence length and narrative techniques.
• 5. Perspective: Represents the writer's view or opinion of the text and its elements.
• 6. Stream of consciousness: Organizes writing around the narrator's internal thoughts.

Answer:

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