Unit 6 – Literary Techniques in Longer Works

/ Unit 6 – Literary Techniques in Longer Works

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Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Comparing Flashback in Woolf and Morrison	-	-
Challenging Characterization in Wuthering Heights	-	-
Function of a Foil Character	-	-
Literary Character Types	-	-
Gatsby's Parties as a Metaphor	-	1
Narrative Voice Versus Character Voice	-	-
Narrative Structure and Character in Frankenstein	-	-
Archetype of Ambition in Macbeth	-	1
Literary Foils in Frankenstein	-	1
Foreshadowing and Character Development	-	-
Elizabethan Context and Character Interpretation	-	1
Literary Function of Foil Subplots	-	-
Function Of Setting In Characterization	-	-
Narrative Structure in Faulkner and Morrison	-	-
The Hero's Journey Archetype	-	-
Moral Foil In Frankenstein	-	-
Internal Conflict and Plot Progression	-	-
Mercutio as a Character Foil to Romeo	-	-
Contemporary Interpretation Of Shakespearean Gender	-	1
Narrative Function of Ambiguity in Morrison's Beloved	-	-

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