1) When two opposite things are set against one another a) Juxtaposition b) Flash forward c) Flash back d) Tone e) Omniscient third person narrator f) First person narrator 2) When a writer uses a character's name or he/ she / they in their description a) First person narrator b) Third person omniscient narrator c) Dialogue d) Flash back e) Flash forward f) Juxtaposition 3) When the writer changes an idea or perspective a) Tone b) Juxtaposition c) Flash back d) Flash forward e) Shift in focus f) Dialogue 4) When a writer uses Speech a) Exposition b) Climax c) Dialogue d) Rising action e) Falling action f) First person narrative 5) The opening of a story that describes the character or the scene a) Climax b) Rising action c) Exposition d) Falling action e) Resolution f) Complex sentence 6) A sentence that has more than one point and uses punctuation to separate the ideas a) Simple sentence b) Compound sentence c) Complex sentence d) Exposition e) Juxtaposition f) Climax 7) When a writer looks back at an event that happened previously a) Flash forward b) Juxtaposition c) Omniscient third person narrator d) Flash back e) Cliffhanger f) Complex sentences 8) When a story reaches a pivotal point in the text. Often characterised by a simple sentence a) Repetition b) Cliffhanger c) Resolution d) Dialogue e) Climax f) First person narrative 9) When a story ends with questions that still need resolving a) Resolution b) Circular narrative c) Cliffhanger d) First person narrative e) Dialogue f) Tone 10) The feelings or emotion of the text a) Tone b) Shift in focus c) Dialogue d) Complex sentence e) Repetition f) Flash forward 11) When the text anticipates or hints at things that later appear in the text. a) Flash back b) Omniscient third person narrator c) Climax d) Circular narrative e) Foreshadowing f) Repetition 12) When a word or phrase is used several times for effect a) Rising action b) Rhetorical question c) Climax d) Tone e) Repetition f) Dialogue

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