Restart Setting the Context Video 1

What are the five main elements that make up the plot structure of a narrative?

• Introduction, Conflict, Build-up, Resolution, Conclusion

• Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

• Beginning, Middle, End, Turning Point, Outcome

• Setup, Problem, Solution, Aftermath, Moral

What three elements are crucial for readers to fully understand the characters in a narrative?

• Their appearance, their background, and their relationships.

• Their thoughts, their words, and their actions.

• Their social status, their profession, and their hobbies.

• Their age, their nationality, and their family history.

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What does "pacing" refer to in narrative writing?

• The speed at which the author writes the story.

• How fast or slow the story is moving for the reader.

• The rhythm of the characters' dialogue.

• The number of chapters in a book.

Which narrative technique tends to speed up the story's pacing?

• Descriptive passages

• Detailed character backstories

• Dialogue and action scenes

• Long, reflective internal monologues

Which of the following is a recommended technique to keep a story moving and maintain reader engagement?

• Using only long, complex sentences.

• Providing all information at the beginning of the story.

• Varying sentence length and keeping characters moving during dialogue.

• Avoiding any form of internal reflection for characters.