Planning outstanding narratives
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- Q1'Exposition, rising action, ______, falling action, resolution'. Which is the technical term for the part of the narrative arc that is missing from the sequence?actiontensiondramaclimax30s
- Q2For short narratives, what might an exposition need?biographical details of the authoran introduction to every character one by onea seed for something to go wrong30s
- Q3Which of these sequences does *not* manipulate time?Present -> past -> pastExposition -> rising action -> climaxFlashback -> exposition -> rising action -> climax30s
- Q4Which of these would be most likely to lead to ignominy?someone wears last season's fashion to a partya leader pays for people to vote for them in an electiontwo friends argue on the bus30s
- Q5When writing a short story, what is the least important thing to do?allow a full narrative arc to unfoldcraft each scene consciouslyallow for a strong sense of voice to shine through30s
- Q6In order to begin with the climax in a short story, which order could these narrative events be described in?Users link answersLinking30s