Question

Match the narrative techniques

My uncle hugged me and said, "Don't worry too
much about us. Things are bound to turn around."

It was almost the first week of summer, but the field looked nothing like that emerald green sea. It was more the yellow of late July or August.

I'd seen him suffer as if he himself were one of those dried-up cornstalks.

Finally, it was time for me to leave.

Answer 1

Dialogue
Description
Reflection
Pacing

Answer 2

Do you have ideas? I can see what Dialogue is already,.
Dialogue, speech between two characters in the story. Which is showing a conversation between two people? Remember " " quotes speech!
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Answer 3

nopw tbh

Answer 4

Description means to describe a text.

So what describes a noun?

It was almost the first week of summer, but the field looked nothing like that emerald green sea. It was more the yellow of late July or August.

Description is used here. Describing what it physically looked like in summer. What the landscape looks like! Hint: Adjectives and adverbs are most likely spotted in description texts, since they describe nouns and pronoun (adjectives.) and verbs, other adverbs, and adjectives (adverbs).

Answer 5

dialogue: conversation among the characters written as they said it
so does that mean
I'd seen him suffer as if he himself were one of those dried-up cornstalks.
go with that one?

Answer 6

http://study.com/academy/lesson/narrative-techniques-dialogue-pacing-description-reflection.html

Pacing simply means how fast your story unfolds. So what is probably ending the story in fast pace?

and no. is their any " ? " quotes around the speech?

Answer 7

You don't know if he is actually saying that, actually, because their aren't any quotes surrounding his WORDS, and he isn't speaking to someone inside the story. One-sided.

Answer 8

It would be a actually means a personal conclusions of explanations of a story..

Answer 9

" It was almost the first week of summer, but the field looked nothing like that emerald green sea. It was more the yellow of late July or August."

Most likely a description, because it is literally DESCRIBING the scenery and or settings..

Answer 10

okay and there isnt no ? so it got me confuesed

Answer 11

and im keep geting it wrong to on my class im taking online

Answer 12

so im on here looking for help lol

Answer 13

Ok, lets start from the beginning.

DIALOGUE. A SPEECH BETWEEN TWO INDIVIDUALS.

Answer 14

EXAMPLE:

"Hi, David!" She smiled, walking towards her friend.

"Hey, Samantha, how are you doing?"

Answer 15

im just saying this now thanks for your help :) and okay

Answer 16

Usually, you would know what it is, because it has " " surrounding someones words, and you can site TWO people speaking and connecting to one another. So what shows this?

Answer 17

my uncle huged that one

Answer 18

Yes. Correct, next!

Answer 19

do they all have the " " or sometimes the ?

Answer 20

Description:

Root word, describe. Description describes something. It could be the setting, weather, person, thing, anything! It consists of adverbs and adjectives because they DESCRIBE something. Example:

The tall girl walked in a slow pace, looking down at the ground. She appeared gloomy, as her hair swirled in the cold wind.

(And yes, mostly they do " --- " because it signals words being spoken. In most of the cases).

Answer 21

So what is describing a setting or something?

Answer 22

the summer one ?

Answer 23

Correct. It is describing how it appears and looks. So, yes.

Answer 24

NEXT, REFLECTION.

someone comes to their own explaination and such, like

I stared at the girl, whom was covered in rags and dirt, peering around the corner, as she sat on the side of the road sighing. I came to the conclusion that this poor girl was suffering and poor. I tried to think of something that could possibly help her...

Answer 25

Remember, reflection is to observe and connect the puzzle pieces to figure out what was going on, :)

Answer 26

okay so the finally walks away aint that pacing

Answer 27

so the reflection is something that you kinda sorta look back on something am i correct on that

Answer 28

Half and Half, picture this, you see someone, hurt, their emotions reflect to you, and you think about what is wrong, you figure it out.

Answer 29

REFLECT, back on what is happening, and try to come up with your own resolvement.

Answer 30

So, which is showing reflection?

Answer 31

I'd seen him suffer as if he himself were one of those dried-up cornstalk

Answer 32

correct,

Answer 33

PACING: Concluding in a somewhat face matter.

Answer 34

Its obvious what it is since it is the last one left..

Answer 35

finaly leaveing that one ?

Answer 36

fast* matter. (audio correction )

Answer 37

I believe so, correct. :) You understand now?

Answer 38

yep thanks

Answer 39

Ok, great!