Match the author to the short story he or she wrote. 1. x. William Faulkner “Flowering Judas” 2. for y. F. Scott Fitzgerald “A Rose Emily” 3. as Big as the z. Katharine Anne Porter “The Diamond Ritz” 1 y; 2 x; 3 z – – – 1 x; 2 z; 3 y – – – 1 y; 2 z; 3 x – – – 1 z; 2 x; 3 y – – – By what literary technique does an author interrupt the story to relate a past event that happened to a character, either to fill in background or delay important details? flashback foreshadowing frame narrative functional shift In this technique, an author interrupts her story to discuss the subject of the story or to discuss storytelling as an art form. Which literary technique does Chaucer use when he has the narrator tell readers to turn to the next Canterbury Tale if they the don’t like Miller’s Tale? kinesics metafiction weltschmerz deconstruction Identify the tense in the following sentence's main clause: It had snowed before we left school. past past progressive past perfect progressive past perfect My senior literature teacher, a graduate of Wingo High School, introduced me to the plays of Samuel Beckett. What kind of phrase provides additional information, as in the preceding sentence, or renames a noun? participle gerund infinitive appositive Match the word of French origin with its meaning in English. 1. débouché x. nonchalant 2. déclassé y. outlet for troops or goods 3. dégagé z. lowborn 1 y; 2 z; 3 x – – – 1 x; 2 z; 3 y – – – 1 y; 2 x; 3 z – – – 1 x; 2 y; 3 z – – –
Match the author to the short story he or she wrote. 1. “Flowering Judas” x. William Faulkner 2. “A Rose for Emily” y. F. Scott Fitzgerald 3. “The Diamond as Big as the Ritz” z. Katharine Anne Porter 1 – y; 2 – x; 3 – z 1 – x; 2 – z; 3 – y 1 – y; 2 – z; 3 – x 1 – z; 2 – x; 3 – y By what literary technique does an author interrupt the story to relate a past event that happened to a character, either to fill in background or delay important details? flashback foreshadowing frame narrative functional shift In this technique, an author interrupts her story to discuss the subject of the story or to discuss storytelling as an art form. Which literary technique does Chaucer use when he has the narrator tell readers to turn to the next Canterbury Tale if they don’t like the Miller’s Tale? kinesics metafiction weltschmerz deconstruction Identify the tense in the following sentence's main clause: It had snowed before we left school. past past progressive past perfect progressive past perfect My senior literature teacher, a graduate of Wingo High School, introduced me to the plays of Samuel Beckett. What kind of phrase provides additional information, as in the preceding sentence, or renames a noun? participle gerund infinitive appositive Match the word of French origin with its meaning in English. 1. débouché x. nonchalant 2. déclassé y. outlet for troops or goods 3. dégagé z. lowborn 1 – y; 2 – z; 3 – x 1 – x; 2 – z; 3 – y 1 – y; 2 – x; 3 – z 1 – x; 2 – y; 3 – z