What is a hint given in a story that tells what is going to happen later?A.ExpositionB.FlashbackC.ForeshadowingD.ClimaxSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What word describes a hint given by the writer about something that will happen later in the plot of a narrative?

Why might a writer hint at a conflict in a story's opening?A.To raise questions the reader will want answeredB.To suggest that the story will have a surprise endingC.To ask the reader to skip ahead to the dénouementD.To offer clues about what the climax will be

How does the author foreshadow what happens at the end of the story

Flashback, foreshadowing, suspense, and surprise endings are some methods authors use to create interesting plots.TrueFalse

If the filmmaker chooses to use flashbacks to gradually reveal a critical piece of information about a character that isn't fully clear until the end of the story, this is an example of which narrative formal pattern?Group of answer choicesCause and EffectObjectivitySpatial ManipulationSubjectivity