Question

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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : a method in which the writing is organized around the internal thoughts of the narrator column b a. juxtaposition b. flashback c. stream of consciousness d. pacing e. foreshadowing f. perspective

Answer 1

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flashback: a technique that goes back in time to fill gaps in the plot and characters, or to provide backstory

foreshadowing: a technique used subtly to suggest or show something ahead of time in a text

juxtaposition: a technique in which the writer places two descriptions, ideas, characters, actions, or events side by side in a text

pacing: the speed at which a story progresses due to sentence length and narrative techniques

perspective: the view, or opinion, of a text and/or its elements, as created by a writer

stream of consciousness: a method in which the writing is organized around the internal thoughts of the narrator