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This study guide covers narrative pacing for the AP Literature exam, including its definition, types (slow, fast, varied), and impact on reader experience, interpretation, character development, plot, and themes. It also explains how scenes and summaries, time-related elements (flashbacks/flash-forwards), and mood/tone relate to pacing. Finally, it provides strategies for analyzing pacing and practice questions.
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Question 1 of 11
What is the primary role of pacing in a narrative? 📖
To confuse the reader with complex plot lines
To dictate the speed at which the story unfolds and control information flow
To make the story longer and more descriptive
To solely focus on character development