Need creative writing question 3: in fiction writing, sarcasm is a form of what kind of irony? verbal irony situational irony no irony at all dramatic irony question 4: which of these is not a purpose of foreshadowing? to create suspense to add sensory details to add believability to create curiosity question 5: in "the story of an hour", the flashback letting us know of mrs. mallory's heart condition was used to: create suspense develop character make her later death believable create a flashback question 6: in a story written in the past tense, the best way to use verb tense in a flashback is to: use the past perfect tense two or three times and then go into simple past use past perfect tense throughout the flashback use simple past tense throughout not worry about tense at all question 7: when a fiction writer uses flashback he or she is: going forward in time using irony giving readers necessary plot and characterization details telling us things the character doesn't know question 8: an unreliable narrator cannot be used to: affect tone tell the story with objectivity involve readers as they decide what is true strengthen theme question 9: an unreliable narrator can be used to: affect tone strengthen theme involve readers as they decide what is true all of the above question 10: a good reason to use a flashback is: to add history to a story to give character motivation for unusual actions to make the readers work harder to add interest to a story

The correct answers are the following:

* Question 3: Sarcasm is a form of verbal irony. By definition, verbal irony occurs when a speaker speaks something contradictory to what he intends to say. Sarcasm is a type of verbal irony, among exaggeration and understatement.

* Question 4: “To add sensory details” is not a purpose of foreshadowing. Foreshadowing is a literary device used to provide the reader with a hint of what is to come later in the story, to create an atmosphere of suspense and believability in a story.

* Question 5: In "The Story of an Hour", the flashback letting us know of Mrs. Mallory's heart condition was used to develop character, since it proves her later death believable.

* Question 6: In a story written in the past tense, the best way to use verb tense in a flashback is to use the past perfect tense two or three times and then go into simple past.

* Question 7: When a fiction writer uses flashback, he or she is giving readers necessary plot and characterization details.

* Question 8: An unreliable narrator cannot be used to tell the story with objectivity.

* Question 9: An unreliable narrator can be used to “all of the above”.

* Question 10: A good reason to use a flashback is to add interest to a story.

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explanation:

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