Setting

Question 1

Time and place in the fiction, drama, poetry

Answer 1

setting

Question 2

“Araby”

Answer 2

James Joyce

Question 3

“The Birth-Mark,”

Answer 3

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Question 4

“Hills Like White Elephants,”

Answer 4

Ernest Hemingway

Question 5

“The Yellow Wall-Paper,”

Answer 5

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Question 6

A Jury of Her Peers.

Answer 6

Susan Glaspell

Question 7

When the action depicted in the work supposedly took place=temporal setting

Answer 7

Plot time

Question 8

When the author originally created or published a literary work

Answer 8

Author time

Question 9

When the narrator in a work of fiction supposedly narrates the story

Answer 9

Narrator time

Question 10

When the actual reader reads the work

Answer 10

Reader/audience time

Question 11

Plot time is earlier than the time the work was written

Answer 11

Historical fiction

Question 12

time + place of whole work

Answer 12

general setting

Question 13

Establish mood, situation, and character
Suggest conflict or theme

Answer 13

Functions of setting

Question 14

The place in which action unfolds

Answer 14

Spatial setting

Question 15

time/plot time

Answer 15

Temporal setting

Question 16

work often involves magic or supernatural

Answer 16

Fantasy

Question 17

work involves the creation of a fictional world in which the kind of familiar, plausible action and character one might find in more straightforwardly realist fiction coexist with utterly fantastic ones straight out of myths or dreams

Answer 17

Magic realism

Answer 18

Vague setting: e.g. archetypal setting