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What aspect does the dimension of time contribute to the setting in a story?

  • It indicates when the events occur. (correct)
  • It influences the plot's conflict.
  • It creates the characters' backstories.
  • It determines the mood through weather conditions.

Which of the following is a crucial element in understanding a story’s atmosphere?

  • The historical context of the narrative.
  • The author’s biography.
  • The characters' development.
  • The setting's emotional tone. (correct)

How can irony enhance a narrative?

  • By providing factual information about the plot.
  • By clarifying the characters' intentions.
  • By creating unexpected contrasts between appearances and reality. (correct)
  • By simplifying complex themes.

In the context of episodic plots, which of the following scenarios best represents one?

<p>A series of events involving different characters. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one goal of defining the theme in a literary work?

<p>To convey the author's message or moral. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishing characteristic defines the memoir as a type of creative nonfiction?

<p>Exploration of the author's personal experiences (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which strategy is NOT typically emphasized in writing creative nonfiction?

<p>Incorporating fictional characters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is crucial for the effectiveness of a memoir?

<p>Vivid descriptive storytelling that shows rather than tells (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of creative nonfiction, point of view is important because it:

<p>Shapes the narrator's credibility and perspective (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about the structure of a memoir is accurate?

<p>It can be nonlinear and fragmented (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the tone influence a memoir's effectiveness?

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What is the primary purpose of 'show, don't tell' in memoir writing?

<p>To enhance the reader's sensory experience (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an essential component of the 'remembering and remembered selves' in memoirs?

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Which dimension of a character involves their name, social status, and race?

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What is the primary difference between static and dynamic characters?

<p>Static characters do not change while dynamic characters do. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect does not belong to the psychological dimension of a character?

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In the context of narrative, what does 'voice' refer to?

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Which of the following does not typically represent a type of narration?

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What does foreshadowing in a plot primarily accomplish?

<p>Indicates future events (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about plot structure is true?

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What does the physical dimension of a character encompass?

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Study Notes

Fiction: Principal Types & Genres

  • Principal types of fiction are not specified in the provided text.
  • Genres of fiction are numerous and not exhaustively listed, including at least 14 genres.

Characters in Fiction

  • Types of characters include those not explicitly detailed.
  • Characters in short stories require concise portrayal.
  • Static characters remain unchanged, dynamic characters evolve.

Three Dimensions of Fictional Characters (Egri)

  • Physical: Body type, health, clothing, movement.
  • Sociological: Name, biography, social status, economics, race, ethnicity, family, residence, education, profession, beliefs.
  • Psychological: Personality, speech, attitudes, hobbies, talents, likes/dislikes, habits, dreams, fears.

Point of View & Narration

  • Point of view and focus affect storytelling.
  • Narrative voice impacts the reader's experience.
  • Multiple types of narration exist but not explicitly stated.

Plot & Structure

  • Plot elements include exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (not all explicitly mentioned).
  • Foreshadowing hints at future events.
  • Aristotle's concept of plot is referenced but not detalled.
  • Episodic plots feature self-contained events.
  • Familiar plot examples include stories with three characters and others not specified.
  • Types of conflict include internal and external (not further detailed).
  • Irony involves incongruity between expectation and reality; types include verbal, situational, and dramatic.

Setting & Atmosphere

  • Setting includes time, place, and atmosphere.
  • Margaret Lucke’s contributions to understanding setting are mentioned but not detailed.
  • Three dimensions of setting exist (not explicitly detailed) and are augmented by time.

Theme & Symbol (Literary Concerns)

  • Theme and symbol are key literary concerns; details not specified.
  • Joyce Carol Oates' related thoughts are included but not detailed.

Creative Nonfiction

  • Genres of nonfiction are diverse (A, B, C listed but not defined).
  • Creative nonfiction blends literary techniques with factual accounts.
  • The Filipino creative nonfiction tradition is mentioned, with several contributors.
  • Memoir is a significant type of creative nonfiction with various forms.
  • Early life-writing and prominent memoirists like Thomas Larson are mentioned.
  • Personal narratives/memoirs, and their relation to autobiographies and essays are mentioned.
  • "Show, don't tell" is a key principle in effective creative nonfiction.
  • The exploration of self (remembering and remembered selves) is important within the genre.
  • Henry Miller's work is referenced without specific detail.

Strategies of Creative Nonfiction

  • Various approaches, points of view, tones, and voices are used.
  • Structure, beginning, and the construction of the first paragraph are crucial elements (details on specific strategies are not given).

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