Pathetic Fallacy is.....

Where the weather reflects the mood of the scene

Where inanimate objects reflect the mood of the scene

People in the story remember their past

People in the story act out their past

Cliffhangers are where

The story is stopped just before an important event might happen

Characters are left hanging from a cliff

Where the sound of the word sounds like what is happening. E.G: Sizzle, drip, Splash

Where two words sound the same but are totally different

Where the main character dies at the end of the film/book

Inanimate objects reflect the mood of the scene

Where the weather reflects the mood of the scene

The writer puts clues in and the reader might understand but the character does not

The character dies at the start

Where in a story about plots, the character does not tell the reader about a part of the plot.

Where adjectives are very descriptive

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1Pathetic Fallacy is.....
1. AWhere inanimate objects reflect the mood of the scene
2. BWhere the weather reflects the mood of the scene
2 An Ellipsis is a
1. A.......
2. B?!
3Flashbacks are where
1. APeople in the story remember their past
2. BPeople in the story act out their past
4Cliffhangers are where
1. ACharacters are left hanging from a cliff
2. BThe story is stopped just before an important event might happen
5An Onomatopoeia is where
1. AWhere the sound of the word sounds like what is happening. E.G: Sizzle, drip, Splash
2. BWhere two words sound the same but are totally different
6Red herrings are
1. AWhere false clues are given
2. BWhere the main character dies at the end of the film/book
7Metonymy of gloom and horror is where
1. AInanimate objects reflect the mood of the scene
2. BWhere the weather reflects the mood of the scene
8dropping clues is where
1. AThe writer puts clues in and the reader might understand but the character does not
2. B The character dies at the start
9Withholding info is
1. AWhere in a story about plots, the character does not tell the reader about a part of the plot.
2. BWhere you, Withhold info
10Powerful adjectives are
1. AWhere adjectives Kill someone
2. BWhere adjectives are very descriptive

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