Structure & form terminology

Question 1

Prolepsis

Answer 1

FLASHFORWARD : a future act or development is represented as if already accomplished or existing.

Question 2

Analepsis

Answer 2

FLASHBACK : a literary device in narrative, in which a past event is narrated at a point later than its chronological place in a story.

Question 3

Chronological

Answer 3

in order of time

Question 4

simple sentence

Answer 4

subject + verb + object

Question 5

compound sentence

Answer 5

Two simple sentences joined together using a conjunctive. Two RELATED EVENTS.
- Eg: This house is too expensive, and that house is too small.

Question 6

complex sentence

Answer 6

Expresses a main idea supported by other ideas which would not make sense individually. ( I like cats even though they can be insensitive.)

Question 7

minor sentence

Answer 7

A word, phrase, or clause that works like a sentence but does not fit the grammatical requirements for one. (Eg: Where are you? At home!)

Question 8

declarative sentence

Answer 8

To declare something/ make a statement. (I want chocolate.)

Question 9

imperative sentence

Answer 9

to give an order/command (Do your homework).

Question 10

interrogative sentence

Answer 10

question

Question 11

exclamatory sentence

Answer 11

strong emotion