Foreshadowing and Flashback - FEB 1-2

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What is foreshadowing?

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Foreshadowing is a literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story.

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What is a flashback?

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A flashback is a literary device that interrupts the chronological flow of a story to present events that occurred earlier.

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Give an example of foreshadowing.

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In a story, if a character notices dark clouds gathering before a storm, this hints that trouble is coming.

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Give an example of a flashback.

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A character remembering their childhood birthday party while looking at an old photo is a flashback.

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How does foreshadowing enhance a story?

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Foreshadowing builds anticipation and suspense, making readers eager to see how events unfold.

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How does a flashback contribute to character development?

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Flashbacks provide background information that helps readers understand a character's motivations and past experiences.

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What is the purpose of using foreshadowing in a narrative?

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The purpose is to prepare the reader for future events and create a cohesive story.

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What is the purpose of using flashbacks in a narrative?

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The purpose is to provide context and depth to the current events by revealing past experiences.

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Identify a common signal word for foreshadowing.

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Common signal words include 'will', 'might', and 'could'.

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Identify a common signal word for flashbacks.

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Common signal words include 'remember', 'once', and 'in the past'.