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17 Questions

1. What Is The Denouncement Or Resolution Of The Story?

2. What Are The Two Ways In Which Conflict Can Be Developed In A Story? Give An Example Of Each From The Story.

3. Why Does Nuttel Visit ?

4. Is Suspense Used In The Story? If So How?

5. Why Does Vera Say The Window Is Open?

6. Explain Some Elements That Make Up The Falling Action.

7. What Is The Exposition Of The Story?

8. What Is The Climax Of The Story?

9. What Is The Example Of Situational Irony In The Story?

10. Identify Three Themes From The Story And Give Plot Details That Support Each.

11. Who Wrote This Story?

12. What Action Of Vera's Frightens Nuttel At The End Of The Story?

13. The Narrator States That Vera Is "A Very Self-possessed Young Lady Of Fifteen." What Type Of Characterization Is This? Give An Example An Example Of How She Shows This Quality.

14. Identify Two Conflict Patterns That Occur In The Story And Gives Evidence Of Each

15. Define Situational Irony.

16. Explain Some Elements That Make Up The Rising Action.

17. What Point Of View Is This Story Told In?

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