Unit 4 – Character, Conflict, & Storytelling in Short Fiction

/ Unit 4 – Character, Conflict, & Storytelling in Short Fiction

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Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Character Relationships and Plot Development	-	-
Dramatic Irony and Existentialist Motifs	-	-
Symbolism Of Weather In Setting	-	-
Identifying Character Contrast	-	-
The Poetic Effect of Enjambment	-	-
The Antagonist Character Archetype	-	1
Third-Person Limited Narrative Technique	-	-
Literary Devices for Ideological Conflict	-	-
Unreliable Narration and Theme in Dostoevsky	-	-
Gatsby as a Literary Archetype	-	-
Historical Context in Great Expectations	-	-
Literary Device Definition	-	-
Character Archetypes in Detective Noir	-	-
Characteristics of First-Person Narration	-	-
Role of Internal Conflict in Plot Development	-	-
Stream-of-Consciousness and Characterization	-	-
Stream of Consciousness and Internal Conflict	-	-
Literary Function Of Character Conflict	-	-
Symbolism of a Castle Setting	-	-
Mood and Setting in Wuthering Heights	-	1

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