Elements of Prose
JUPEB Literature in English

The sequence of events in a story, arranged to show cause and effect, is called the

A story told by a narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters and can move freely between them uses

A character who changes significantly in the course of a novel, usually through experience, is described as

The point of greatest tension in a story, after which the conflict begins to be resolved, is the

The technique by which a writer gives hints of events that will happen later in the story is called

A long work of prose fiction with a complex plot and developed characters is a

A story in which characters, events and settings stand for abstract ideas or moral qualities, so that it can be read on two levels, is called

The main character of a story, whose fortunes the reader follows, is the

When a writer reveals character through what other characters say about a person, and through the person's own actions and speech rather than by direct statement, the method is called

A novel that traces the growth and education of its protagonist from childhood to maturity is described as

An unreliable narrator is one who

The general atmosphere or feeling that a prose passage creates in the reader, such as gloom or joy, is its