Exploring Setting Flashcards

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setting: where, when, and how the scene is set

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  • establishes the basis for the theme
  • setting is important because it gets overlooked so often
  • where the characters make a difference
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note

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look at setting as a place and how it develops theme

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what impacts does setting have on the events of a story - the plot?

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lays a foundation for the story and sets the tone for the plot and the themes

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the most important part of analyzing setting is determining

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how the setting affects the theme

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what do we consider when we analyze or examine the setting of a story

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both the time period and where the story takes place

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in A&P John Updike uses the setting to create tension between what two groups

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the young girls and the older customers

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BEST definition of the word “mood”

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atmosphere of a literary piece

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which shows an inferred setting

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she looked across the water at the setting sun

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answer

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  • he gains a full understanding of the world (i.e. it is hard) and is close to becoming an adult
  • the setting gives a background or backdrop for the characters’ conflicts and actions in a story
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