2.2 Analyzing Language and Narrative Techniques

• What is first-person narration?

  Told from a character's perspective
• Foreshadowing creates anticipation or mystery by hinting at future events.


  True
• Match the narrative technique with its description:

  First-person narration ↔️ Story from a character's view

  Third-person narration ↔️ Omniscient outside perspective

  Stream of consciousness ↔️ Inner thoughts and feelings

  Foreshadowing ↔️ Hints at future events
• Foreshadowing creates suspense by providing clues about future developments.


  True
• Dialogue in 19th-century novels reveals insights into a character's background and social status.


  True
• The language used in 19th-century novels reflects the social, cultural, and historical context of the time.


  True
• Stream of consciousness often portrays a character's thoughts in a disjointed or fragmented way.


  True
• Match the language technique with its effect:

  Descriptive language ↔️ Paints detailed pictures of characters and settings

  Dialogue ↔️ Provides insights into a character's background

  Figurative language ↔️ Creates specific moods and atmospheres
• Match the literary technique with its purpose:

  Symbolism ↔️ Represents deeper meanings beyond literal interpretations

  Imagery ↔️ Paints vivid sensory impressions for the reader
• Match the literary device with its description and effect:

  Metaphor ↔️ Comparison without "like" or "as" ||| Enhances understanding

  Simile ↔️ Comparison using "like" or "as" ||| Adds sensory detail

  Personification ↔️ Giving human qualities to non-human entities ||| Makes concepts relatable

  Irony ↔️ Conveys the opposite of literal meaning ||| Creates humor or suspense
• A metaphor compares two unlike things without using like
• What does irony highlight in a narrative?

  Contradictions
• First-person narration allows the reader to experience events directly through the narrator's eyes.

  True
• Narrative techniques in 19th-century novels created immersive, thought-provoking stories
• What is the purpose of foreshadowing in a 19th-century novel?

  Creates anticipation
• Descriptive language allows authors to paint detailed pictures of a character's appearance, mannerisms, and inner thoughts
• Dialogue in 19th-century novels provides insights into a character's background, education, and social status.


  True
• Symbolism represents deeper meanings, while imagery paints vivid sensory impressions.


  True
• Symbolism enriches the text by adding layers of meaning
• Match the technique with its effect:

  Symbolism ↔️ Represents deeper meanings

  Imagery ↔️ Paints vivid sensory impressions
• Third-person narration provides insight into multiple characters in a novel.


  True
• Irony highlights contradictions in a narrative and can create humor or suspense.


  True
• Foreshadowing builds anticipation by hinting at future events.


  True
• The language used in 19th-century novels reflects the social, cultural, and historical context
• In third-person narration, the story is told from an outside, omniscient perspective
• Order the following narrative techniques from simplest to most complex:

  1️⃣ First-person narration

  2️⃣ Third-person narration

  3️⃣ Stream of consciousness

  4️⃣ Foreshadowing
• First-person narration allows the reader to experience events directly through the narrator's eyes and thoughts
• In 19th-century novels, character and mood are often conveyed through descriptive language, dialogue, and figurative language
• What type of mood is often evoked by dark, ominous imagery in 19th-century novels?

  Foreboding or unease
• Match the narrative technique with its description:

  First-person narration ↔️ The story is told from the perspective of a character within the novel

  Third-person narration ↔️ The story is told from an outside, omniscient perspective

  Stream of consciousness ↔️ Portrays the inner thoughts and feelings of a character

  Foreshadowing ↔️ Hints at events or developments that will occur later
• Figurative language can create a sense of foreboding or unease
• Symbolism and imagery are vital techniques in 19th-century novels for enhancing depth and emotional impact.

  True
• First-person narration creates a sense of immediacy and emotional connection for the reader.


  True
• What are literary devices used for in 19th-century novels?

  Conveying complex themes
• What does a simile use to compare two unlike things?

  like or as
• In symbolism, objects or images represent deeper ideas
• Which narrative technique uses an omniscient narrator who is not a character in the novel?

  Third-person narration
• Novelists in the 19th century often used elaborate, descriptive language to create vivid pictures for the reader.


  True
• Match the narrative technique with its description:

  First-person narration ↔️ Told from a character's perspective

  Third-person narration ↔️ Told from an omniscient perspective

  Stream of consciousness ↔️ Mimics the flow of human thought

  Foreshadowing ↔️ Uses hints about future events
• What effect does figurative language have on mood in 19th-century novels?

  Evokes specific atmospheres