A hint to the reader that something terrible will happen later in the story., Foreshadowing, Cliff Hanger, Hook, A section of the story which takes the reader back to an earlier stage in the characters’ lives., Foreshadowing, Flashback, Tension, A section of the story which takes the reader forwards to a later stage in the characters’ lives., Flashforward, Flashback, Foreshadowing, A pause in the narrative during which the reader is left wondering whether the character will live or die., Tension, Hook, Cliff Hanger, A technique which involves the writer providing the reader with an unanswered question., Cliff Hanger, Tension, Hook, This is a way of creating excitement because we find ourselves wondering what will happen next., Tension, Hook, Foreshadowing, A technique in which the writer reflects the feelings of the character in external features, such as the weather., Personification, Pathetic Fallacy, Tension, A technique in which a character reaches a sudden understanding., Epiphany, Personification, Pathetic Fallacy, This is a device which provides the reader with information which is hidden from at least one of the characters., Juxtaposition, Epiphany, Dramatic Irony, A technique where characters or settings are contrasted with each other, Metaphor, Juxtaposition, Dramatic Irony

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