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

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You’ll delve deeper into the roles of character and conflict in fiction and explore how a narrator’s perspective can color storytelling.

Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Dramatic Irony and Existentialist Motifs	hard	1
Unreliable Narration and Theme in Dostoevsky	hard	-
Historical Context in Great Expectations	hard	-
Stream-of-Consciousness and Characterization	hard	-
Stream-of-Consciousness and Existentialist Themes	hard	-
Faulkner's Narrative Technique	hard	-
Free Indirect Discourse in Austen	hard	-
Feminist Interpretation of Eve in Paradise Lost	hard	-
Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance	hard	-
Elizabethan Context in Hamlet's Conflict	hard	-
Ambiguity's Influence on Theme	hard	-
Tone in Stream-of-Consciousness Narration	hard	-
Narrative Perspective and Thematic Complexity	hard	-
Narrative Distance and Reader Experience	hard	-
Postcolonial Theory and Things Fall Apart	hard	-
Queer Theory and The Great Gatsby	hard	-
The Odyssey and Ancient Greek Values	hard	-
Episodic Structure and Reader Empathy	hard	-
Thematic Role of Setting in Othello	hard	-
Characterization and Thematic Complexity	hard	-

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