Question

1. what did realism authors write about? answer in a complete sentence with textual support.(2- 4 sentences)

2. choose the realism author who wrote about racism, segregation and assimilation.

3. which write was NOT an author of realism/regionalism?

4. this writing technique used regression in time or showing what happened before the present.
a) chronology
b) flashback
c) foreshadowing

5. what is a frame narrative ?
a) a hint of what is to come
b) using all 5 sense to create a certain mood
c) a story within a story

6. In " An occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," Ambrose Bierce writes about a man standing on a bridge with a noose around his neck, building suspense. this is an example of what?
a) dialect
b) foreshadowing
c) frame narrative

Answer 1

Realism authors wrote about everyday life and the struggles and challenges that people face in the world around them. They sought to depict the world as it truly was, rather than idealizing or romanticizing it.

W.E.B. Du Bois was a realism author who wrote about racism, segregation, and assimilation.

Edgar Allan Poe was NOT an author of realism/regionalism.

b) flashback is the writing technique that involves regression in time or showing what happened before the present.

c) a frame narrative is a story within a story.

b) foreshadowing is the technique used in "An occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" to build suspense by hinting at what is to come.

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