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What is the primary purpose of an exposition in a narrative?

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To introduce the main characters and setting
To create tension and conflict
To present the climax of the story
To resolve the plot and provide closure
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How does an author use direct characterization in a story?
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By showing a character's thoughts and feelings
By describing a character's physical appearance explicitly
By having other characters talk about them
By placing the character in a challenging situation
Which of the following is an example of using sensory details to create mood?
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"The forest was dark and eerie, with the sound of rustling leaves."
"The protagonist was very nervous about the upcoming exam."
"The hero bravely faced the dragon."
"The city was large and bustling with people."
What effect does indirect characterization have on a reader?
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It provides a clear and explicit description of a character.
It allows the reader to infer traits through actions and dialogue.
It offers a detailed backstory of a character.
It directly states a character's motivations and goals.
How can vivid verbs enhance a narrative?
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By making sentences longer and more complex
By providing a list of actions in a sequence
By making the action more dynamic and engaging
By ensuring the story has a happy ending
What role do sensory details play in setting the mood of a narrative?
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They provide a logical sequence of events.
They offer a factual account of the setting.
They evoke emotions and feelings in the reader.
They summarize the main themes of the story.
What is an example of direct characterization?
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"She glanced nervously at the clock."
"He was known for his honesty and kindness."
"She clenched her fists in anger."
"He smiled at the compliment."
SAT/ACT Skills Review Question: Complete the sentence with the word that best fits the overall meaning and tone.

Although it is a common ___________ that bats are blind, they are actually able to see in varying degrees.
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misinterpretation
misconception

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Here are the answers to your questions:

  1. What is the primary purpose of an exposition in a narrative?

    • To introduce the main characters and setting

  2. How does an author use direct characterization in a story?

    • By describing a character's physical appearance explicitly

  3. Which of the following is an example of using sensory details to create mood?

    • "The forest was dark and eerie, with the sound of rustling leaves."

  4. What effect does indirect characterization have on a reader?

    • It allows the reader to infer traits through actions and dialogue.

  5. How can vivid verbs enhance a narrative?

    • By making the action more dynamic and engaging

  6. What role do sensory details play in setting the mood of a narrative?

    • They evoke emotions and feelings in the reader.

  7. What is an example of direct characterization?

    • "He was known for his honesty and kindness."

  8. SAT/ACT Skills Review Question: Complete the sentence with the word that best fits the overall meaning and tone.

    • misconception

Feel free to ask if you have more questions!