"Button, Button"

Front

What point of view is the story 'Button, Button' told from?

Back

3rd person

Front

What is the author's purpose in describing the package in detail at the beginning of 'Button, Button'?

Back

To create suspense.

Front

How does Norma's interest in the button unit impact the suspense of the story?

Back

It increases the suspense.

Front

What does the resolution of 'Button, Button' reveal about Norma and Arthur?

Back

They didn't really know one another even though they were married.

Front

How does Arthur feel about pushing the button in 'Button, Button'?

Back

He wants nothing to do with it and considers it murder.

Front

Define 'suspense' in the context of a story.

Back

Suspense is a feeling of excitement or anxious uncertainty about what may happen next in a narrative.

Front

What is the significance of character development in 'Button, Button'?

Back

Character development helps readers understand the motivations and conflicts of Norma and Arthur.

Front

Explain the term 'author's purpose'.

Back

Author's purpose refers to the reason why an author writes a text, such as to inform, entertain, or persuade.

Front

What role does conflict play in 'Button, Button'?

Back

Conflict drives the plot and creates tension between characters, particularly between Norma and Arthur.

Front

Identify a theme present in 'Button, Button'.

Back

The theme of greed and its consequences is prevalent in the story.