Vocab Set 5: Writing Styles

Which is an example of an author who can "allude" in their writing?

• The author directly stated the main theme of the novel.

• The author hinted at the past plot without stating it outright.

• The author provided a detailed description of the setting.

• The author used complex vocabulary to describe the protagonist.

How might an author use an anecdote to enhance their writing?

• By providing a lengthy historical background on the topic.

• By sharing a brief, sometimes humorous, story to make a point.

• By listing statistical data to support an argument.

• By using complex metaphors to describe emotions.

In what way can two characters be considered "analogous?"

• They have exactly identical personalities and backgrounds.

• They share comparable traits that help highlight their differences.

• They are complete opposites in every aspect.

• They are placed physically close together for contrasting effect.

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Why is "brevity" important in effective communication?

• It allows the speaker to use more complex vocabulary.

• It ensures that the message is brief, concise, and clear.

• It provides room for more detailed explanations.

• It makes the writing more entertaining and comedic.

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How can an "eloquent" speech impact an audience?

• It can confuse the audience with complex technical language.

• It can persuade and inspire the audience with its fluency.

• It can bore the audience with lengthy explanations.

• It can distract the audience from the main topic.

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What is the difference between explicit and implicit communication?

• Explicit communication is vague, while implicit is clear.

• Explicit communication is clear and detailed, while implicit is suggested indirectly.

• Explicit communication is always verbal, while implicit is non-verbal.

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How does "irony" apply in a story where a fire station burns down?

• It creates a sense of confusion among the readers.

• It adds humor by presenting an unexpected situation.

• It emphasizes the seriousness of the event.

• It provides a detailed explanation of fire safety.

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How does "juxtaposing" two contrasting characters enhance a narrative?

• It makes the story more predictable.

• It highlights their differences and adds depth to the story.

• It simplifies the plot by focusing on one character.

• It confuses the reader with too many details.

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Analyze how an author might "underscore" a character's internal conflict.

• By indirectly implying the character's thoughts and feelings.

• By emphasizing the character's struggles through dialogue and actions.

• By focusing solely on external events.

• By providing a detailed backstory on an analogous character.

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What is an example of an implicit message in a story?

• A character explicitly stating their love for another.

• A character's actions suggesting they care for someone without saying it.

• A narrator describing the setting in detail.

• A plot twist revealed at the end of the story.

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