Answer:
1. conversation: dialogue
2. narrator's perspective: point of view
3. "feeling" generated by a story: atmosphere
4. background: setting
5. inanimate object with human will: personification
6. overstatement: hyperbole
7. protagonist against someone or something else: conflict
8. high point of action: climax
9. action framework: plot
10. used for summaries and transitions: narration
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to match the terms with its definitions. These terms are different<u> elements of fiction </u>and are very important when writing a story because they help the author develop the story and its theme and also helps the reader to interpret correctly what the author wrote.
Answer:
1.This moment is important because it's almost like Gatsby had a certain interest in Nick. He was the only one who got an actual invitation to the partyso it definitely makes it seem like Gatsby knows who Nick is without ever meeting him before. A lot of people don’t even know who Gatsby is, they simply just go for the party and being able to say they went to a Gatsby party. Some were introduced but even then they still just kept going on with the party so maybe it could just be because Nick is his neighbor but there still seems to be something more to this situation.
