Texas EOC English 1: 2.6 Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts
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Texas EOC English 1: Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts Drill 2, Problem 6
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Literary | Fiction |
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Texas EOC | Texas EOC English I Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts |
Texas EOC English I | Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts |
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following literary terms best describes the narration of this story
And here the five dollars were up kids lancers What
All right so we've got to figure out which narrative
mode this story uses Our job has made a lot
simpler by the fact that two of the choices don't
describe narrative modes at all We'll take choice B please
Constance is not related Teo bathroom habits are having issues
with them Instead It's a literary device in which continent
sounds are repeated here's An example The cockroaches munched in
a carton of crunchy croton Yeah it's Kind of like
a liberation but civic just cancel it's like clown college
Option d is not a narrative mode either Her son
if ic ation is a literary device in which something
that's not human is given human qualities For example we
might say the sun glared down on us like a
human blaring or work kicked our butt yesterday But yeah
well in this story we have a human who's turned
into a big bug but that's not personification actually since
there's a human taking on non human characteristics that we
have the opposite of personification like insect defecation Animal ification
Now all right so now we've narrowed it down to
a c narrator is the person telling the story And
there are a few narrative modes in which he or
she can tell it Well first person narration is easy
to spot because the narrator uses the pronoun i whenever
a bunch of eyes are staring at us from attacks
when there's a good chance we're in first person or
we're looking at a buck anyway if gregor we're narrating
the story about himself then we'd be in the first
person territory for sure but that's not the case here
so option a has to go and that makes see
limited on nish int the correct answer If the narrator
uses he or she to describe the actions and thoughts
of the story's characters the narration is in third person
Well third person narration can be totally on Nisshin knows
everything about all care or limited on nish it on
Lee knows the inner workings of specific character and since
we don't get to peek inside the brains of anybody
but greg or we know our narrator is limited But
we know if the narrator keeps trying here she can 00:02:51.93 --> [endTime] get past those with eyes on the prize