Authorial Methods

Question 1

First person point of view/Unreliable Narrator

Answer 1

Provides insight into one person’s thoughts and feelings; at the same time the presentation of the subject is limited to what the person knows and experiences

Question 2

Intimate Voice

Answer 2

Language between lovers or by adults to small children or pets

Question 3

Casual Voice

Answer 3

Language among friends and family, no planning involved, in-jokes or references, not always grammatical

Question 4

Consultative Voice

Answer 4

More organized language used for class discussions or in seminars/meetings, more forethought and organization, no abbreviations

Question 5

Satire

Answer 5

Lirerary work using wit, especially irony, sarcasm, and ridicule, ot criticize faults

Question 6

Foil

Answer 6

Character included to highlight or contrast another character

Question 7

Anagnorisis

Answer 7

the moment of realisation

Question 8

Anthropomorphism

Answer 8

attributing human characteristics to an animal or inanimate object (Personification)

Question 9

Amathia

Answer 9

opposite of anagnorisis, there is no moment of realisation

Question 10

Diction

Answer 10

the writers or speaker’s choice of words