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Zola and Maupassant Writing Tasks

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What is the primary instruction for rewriting Zola's story 'Un mariage d'amour'?

Begin the ending with 'One day' and analyze characters' feelings. (correct)
Write a summary of the original ending.
Introduce a new character who discovers the truth.
Change the setting of the story to a different time period.

In writing a continuation of 'La Parure', what aspect should remain consistent?

The genre and style of writing.
The moral lessons conveyed in the original stories.
The plot elements introduced in Zola's works.
The same characters and their characteristics. (correct)

Which writing perspective is emphasized for both tasks related to Zola's and Maupassant's stories?

Stream-of-consciousness perspective.
Third-person perspective. (correct)
Second-person perspective.
First-person perspective.

What is a suggested scenario for rewriting the ending of 'Un mariage d'amour'?

<p>A friend discovers the infidelity. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What writing style is recommended for the tasks involving both Zola's and Maupassant's stories?

<p>Descriptive with focus on dialogue and character analysis. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Alternative ending

A new conclusion to a story, different from the original, exploring alternative outcomes and character reactions.

Extend story continuation

Continuing a story, maintaining its core elements, settings, characters, and time frame.

Past Tense

The tense used to describe events that already happened.

Character analysis

In-depth exploration of a character's motivations, personality, and emotions.

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Story consistency

Maintaining the same tone, setting, and time frame throughout a story or its continuation.