Where can we find the exposition?, at the end of a narrative, in the middle, at the beginning, in the climax, What is a cliffhanger?, the most exciting part of the narrative, an ending which leaves the audience with unanswered questions, where all the problems of the plot are solved, a mountain climber, What structural technique is the climax?, when all of the characters problems have been resolved, when the ending starts at the same place it started, when the tension in the story starts to wind down, the most exciting part of the plot, What does a paragraph change signify?, the climax, the exposition, a shift in focus, a flashback, Where is the resolution found?, in a the rising action when tension increases, at the end when everything is resolved, in the climax when everything is exciting, in the exposition when the story is first being exposed, A story that changes its timeline to a past time, place or event, is called a ..., a cliffhanger, the resolution, a flashback, the climax, When the narrator changes to someone else, it is called a..., a change of place, a change in event, a change of perspective, a sub - plot, A circular narrative is..., someone who goes around in circles, a story that starts and finishes in the same place, someone who talks first and has the final say, a story told in chronological order, A linear narrative is ..., a story told in chronological order, a story that ends the same way it starts, a story which has many flashbacks, a story which finishes without closure, Subtle hints, warnings, or clues given about plot developments that will occur later in the story is called..., a flashback, foreshadowing, a change in perspective, a monologue, The voice through which a story is told., dialogue, zoom in, point of view, denouement, Where is the setting usually found?, in the rising action, in the resolution, at the climax, in the exposition, When verb endings change, it usually signifies ..., a change in perspective, a change of time, a shift in focus, a change of narrator, Which structural device shows the readers what a character is thinking?, foreshadowing, a chat or action, an inner narrative or monologue, a circular narrative, Which sentence is using foreshadowing?, As I passed the table, I turned on the lamp., An old table sat in the corner., I walked past the table., An empty knife sheath sat on the table., Where do we usually find the setting of the place and time?, in the rising action, after the climax, in the exposition, in the falling action, Choose the sentence which uses foreshadowing, The cat was cleaning herself on the grass., The nightly howl of the dog next door suddenly stopped., The dog greeted us at the door., The neighbour's dog sat watching at the window., Complex sentences..., reflect a complex idea, always foreshadow something, add pace and tension, are in the climax, Shorter sentences increase ..., the ending, the imagery, the pace and tension, the tension and imagery, What is it called when two people speak?, a monologue, a change in tone, thinking, dialogue, What is the term for focusing from the larger to the smallest part of an image?, pan out, a shift of focus, a zoom in, a change of paragraph, What is the name for placing two or more, often contrasting, elements, ideas, images or objects side-by-side to highlight their differences, similarities, or create a unique effect., an oxymoron, a comparison, differences, juxtaposition, When things are said or done more than once to create a pattern, repetition, juxtaposition, setting, monologue, Where a writer presents a series of connected items, images, or details in succession, a metaphor, a list, a plot twist, pace, A shift in the narrator's or character's attitude, indicated by changes in sentence structure, perspective or mood, to show character development, an extended metaphor, a change in tone, a new setting, a one line pargraph

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